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Project managers use percentage to evaluate task completion, is that really the healthy approach?

Excellent question. This is one of the topics that almost caused me to give up on project management as a profession. This is a problem. I'm aware of at least three different protocols or standards ...
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Recording workers PCs and insight into their activity and effectiveness? How

This type of micromanagement will chill motivation. There are a lot of studies and insight into that with a bit of research. So while you may "find" an issue if you did this type of ...
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Project managers use percentage to evaluate task completion, is that really the healthy approach?

MCW's answer is a stellar one. I'll just add a few thoughts: there is nothing wrong with percentages so long as 1} people are aware of what the estimation is, ie, physical percent or duration percent; ...
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How do you measure progress for design works?

TL;DR Unless you're using standardized templates with minor variations, your designs are most likely net-new. That means means that you don't really have a good handle on "yesterday's weather&...
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Recording workers PCs and insight into their activity and effectiveness? How

We don't, because we don't care if employees stare at their screens and eat chips. We care about whether or not our company meets its contractual obligations to ship software by the dates it has ...
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Beginner's book for Program Monitoring and Evaluation

There's this eBook available on Google books. There's this book which is unrelated to computers that you can buy and preview on Google books. Here's another book you can buy and preview on Google ...
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MS Project - Best Update Solution

This is related to Configuration Management Plan (according to the PMBOK), in other words you should know how to versioning changes. For example, if the first version of your schedule is named "...
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