DO NOT use LINKED SUBPROJECTS in Microsoft Project!

In this video, Kenny explains why you should NOT use the "Linked Subprojects" feature in Microsoft Project.
Jump to to 9:24 to skip the basics of multi-project management in Microsoft Project.
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[@Liz.Arnold]

Wow this is so insightful. Thank you!

[@KyleMorgan-v7q]

Loved the Dale cameo! Nice work Kenny, packed with some great info.

[@leahmarnold]

Nice video!

[@milner267]

Wow. This was great, Kenny. Thanks for this. And to bring a powerhouse that is Dale on the video is really good.
The points you guys raise and the analogy of the container seems both intriguing and concerning, for a company that relies heavily in this system, especially if key stakeholders desire to see it in that master project format. How would you advise if utilizing a master project? Unlink projects and insert their updates every single time?

[@higher17]

Great video, thank you. I am suprised how Microsoft has not found a solution to this? The video is informative, but could you show how users might create a work around - this is missing from the content. Thanks

[@StructuredSolutionsInc]

Thank you! We will create a separate video that shows the work around.