Once you have a detailed plan in place, you can
start assembling an effective project team. As a
project manager, you'll need to align the right skills,
talents and personalities with the appropriate project
needs. Each team member should clearly understand
their tasks and what they are expected to provide upon
completion.
A key role in project management is the project leader.
The best project leaders cultivate positive team
dynamics and act as coaches and/or mentors to all
team members. A project leader is also the chief point
person for getting input from the project team and
major stakeholders, as well as getting their buy-in to
any and all project changes.
3. Put the Right
Team in Place
Technology Advantage:
With project management software,
you'll be able to encourage and
oversee communication between team
members and manage role-based
access to information—making sure
everyone has what they need to do
their job.
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