Guide for Project Managers
Table of Contents
Introduction
A project manager (PM) is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing a project from start to finish. PMs ensure that projects are completed on time, on budget, and meet all requirements. They also act as the main point of communication between clients, vendors, and teammates.
Key Responsibilities
Some of the responsibilities of a project manager include:
- Defining the project: Identifying the project’s goals and scope
- Planning and documenting: Planning and documenting project tasks, and documenting the project’s progress
- Managing resources: Gathering necessary resources and managing all project resources
- Communicating: Communicating with stakeholders and leading progress meetings
- Assessing risks: Anticipating issues the project may encounter and creating a risk matrix to prioritize them
- Troubleshooting: Eliminating blockers and potential risks
- Leading quality assurance: Ensuring top-quality results
- Building a team: Choosing team members with the right skill set and leading them effectively
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