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Responsibilities Of A PM

  • Initiating: As project manager you begin a project by defining its purpose, the business case, its benefits, and its high-level scope. This includes identifying the key stakeholders, or the individuals or groups who will be impacted by the project, including both employees and customers.
  • Planning: Create the larger plan of action. You come up with key deliverables, deadlines, major risks or obstacles you may face, and you set a budget, among other details.
  • Execution and Monitoring: Ensure that your team members are motivated and complete the work identified in the project plan. Project management does require some people management skills, but only as it relates to creating a high-performing team and helping that team successfully complete the project at hand.

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