Effective project management requires a mix of skills that include:
Planning the work, team, activities, and resources to complete the project.
Communication of the plan with members of the project team and other stakeholders.
Estimating and budgeting the amount of time costs, quality, and time required to meet the project’s objectives.
Schedule and adjust the project’s timeline to accommodate challenges or changes to the scope.
Recording project results, evaluating project effectiveness and planning the transition to a new project.
Define the project’s role and assigning each task to an individual member of the team.
Breaking huge, overwhelming projects down into smaller, more manageable tasks and milestones.
Utilizing tools such as Gantt charts and a work breakdown structure (WBS) to create visual timelines for tasks, plan them out or schedules, as well as to adjust schedules and link tasks.
Collaboration with other project team members and stakeholders to know their needs, concerns, and expectations.
Develop a clear, common vision and a communication strategy to ensure that all team members know the goals of the project and how they align with the company’s goals, and what their roles are in achieving those objectives.
Assuring that all team members and their stakeholders are actively involved throughout the process from the beginning of the project to its completion.
Document and save all aspects of a project, like deliverables, communications and risk management.
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