In this video, you will learn what a Work Breakdown Structure is and how to create it using sticky notes.
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This is perfect for a project management class lesson! Thanks for posting this!
This turned out to be a very helpful method for brainstorming sessions and for structuring the problem. I recommended your method to some friends and colleagues. Thank you very much for providing the video.
This is a great video – concise, useful and practical. I have always used MS Project on a projector from a laptop to gather everyone’s input to the WBS, but perhaps a “low-tech” process would be better. Thank you for posting!
Great video not only showing very clearly what a WBS is to those who are new to it but also showing more experienced Project people just how flexible using sticky notes really is.
This kind of anime-style videos are much more fun and greatly effective to me , thank you! :)
A student from Greece
Very good high level intro
useful for me
Excellent video, thank you for posting and taking the effort to create this. Appreciate your help.
This is my favorite team-creation WBS video – I use it as an example in staff training to introduce how a team can create a WBS together. It’s short, simple, and easy to understand. Very nicely done! It’s been here for almost a decade, but it’s still applicable – I hope it stays forever! :-)
I just keep loving this video – 12 years on and it’s still relevant! It’s so clear and easy to understand. I use it as an example in basic project management classes. Of course, real life isn’t this easy, but that’s what practice is for!