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James Barrow <vrfour -at- verizon -dot- net> wrote:
James Barrow:
Do your PMs approve any templates that you create?
Richard Lewis
Where I work, there is a tremendous need to do things better. I drive change. I introduce new ways of doing things and gradually pursuade others, including my PM of my methods.
James Barrow:
Who has the final sign-off on a document?
Richard Lewis:
When I create my documentation, I do alot of walkthrough - including with PM. She has an intimate knowledge of the quality of my work by the time the doc (data flow diagrams) is done. No need for a sign-off.
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