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In order to refer to something across all the sub-projects or areas of the project. What else could be one-word or an efficient way of saying, "You are going to work pan-project"?

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  • Welcome to SE! Have you thought of any other terms that you've rejected? – miltonaut Dec 01 '18 at 17:22
  • Other not so elegant sentences, like "You going to work in all parts of project" or "all departments of project". – Inc0gnito Dec 01 '18 at 17:30
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    "Pan-project" is a technically legal construction, and would generally be understood, but it's not particularly idiomatic. "Cross-project" is probably better (as are several terms we can't think of right now). – Hot Licks Dec 01 '18 at 18:04

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cross-project

From M-W

cross: extending over or treating several groups, conditions, or classes

  • Christmas has become a cross-cultural secular holiday.
  • These tests are cross-curricular. Teachers in all subjects need to be preparing their students for them.

So you might say: You'll be assigned cross-project.

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