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Project management is a professional field involving managing the scope, changes, schedule, and completion of a temporary endeavor that has a clear end. This is a professional field with it's own certifications and professional educational programs. If your question relates to the workplace, ask it here; otherwise, if the question is solely about project management, consider asking it on our sister site Project Management Stack Exchange instead.
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How can I highlight how much better I've made our code and deal with a coworker that disagrees?
Coach The Veteran
Other answers have given good advice on dealing with legacy code and management. I want to focus on what I feel is your core issue: dealing with the original developer. So you d …
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How to say No to idea given by team member, when I know from my experience that it is going ...
Who Knows?
+1 to @thonnor's suggestion of allowing a POC, and @stefan's observation that past experience is not always a predictor of future performance. I would try to approach the problem a bit mo …
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