Paired work is a technique that involves two team members working together on the same task, sharing ideas, feedback, and quality checks. This can improve the quality of the deliverables by reducing errors, increasing creativity, and enhancing collaboration. The customer role method is a technique that assigns a team member to act as the customer or end-user of the deliverable, providing input, validation, and acceptance criteria. This can improve the quality of the deliverables by ensuring they meet the customer's needs, expectations, and satisfaction. Both techniques are examples of hybrid approaches that combine elements of agile and traditional project management methods, allowing the project manager to adapt to the high level of uncertainty and complexity of the research project. References https://www.float.com/resources/hybrid- project-management/
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