Publisher Summary The contents of the chapter are drawn upon from the personal experiences of the authors obtained from working with people for 12 years. The first section of the chapter explores the particular research approach of the authors. It describes how the methodology affects the entire process of the research. The second section enumerates the priors that are to be considered while planning a research. The third section outlines the methods of the research in detail and discusses the implications of the methods for managing the research. The fourth section presents an overview of the practical aspects of working in a research team. And the last section provides an overall reflection on “doing research.” The chapter concludes that research is an activity that is best enjoyed when working with a team because working in a team ensures the possibility that someone would be there to help. Managing a research team is about planning and coordinating activity. Research is an approach to life and should not be considered a separate “work” activity.