5. Finding the Right Tools
Your best chance for a successful project is to stay on top of the progress that is being made and communicate clearly, as soon as possible, what you like and what you don’t like about the direction. In order to do that, you need to be actively following along with your developers, and that means being able to get access to, and make use of, the code and other assets that are being created on your behalf.
Now, before you become a micro-management monster, I need you to understand that you won’t (and shouldn’t) always get your way. You need to establish trust with your developers, and they with you. Trying to tell them exactly how to do their jobs isn’t likely to work out well.
But you are the one paying the bills, and ...
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