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If you are the project manager on a large project (with lots of team members) consider starting a library for the team. Books could be borrowed by team members Include …
If you are the project manager on a large project (with lots of team members) consider starting a library for the team. Books could be borrowed by team members Include …
Recognise that outsourcing some tasks might be more efficient. Especially if your organisation is struggling to recruit enough people to fill needs (in a tight market). Paying an external expert …
Provide each new team member a one to two page summary of the project. This should be an easy to read summary of the project management plan. Include an outline …
Make sure the role and responsibility for each team member is clear. Ideally provide this in writing to the team members so they can easily refer to it. Provide clear …
The project manager should be held accountable for the failure of a project. If you are a program manager (manage project managers) you should hold your project managers accountable. This …
Make sure your team knows who is responsible for what work. People who need to know are: Team members Project manager Organization Management If people don’t know, then they communicate …
As a project manager you should make sure all your team members submit claims, hours, expenses etc as soon as possible, and definitely before the end of month accounting date. …
Learn to use the tools you require Do a short course in the use of software such as: Excel (or whatever spreadsheet program you use) Word Project (Microsoft, Primavera etc) …
Timesheet cost codes for staff are very important. Clarify with all project team members what cost codes they should book their time to.
If you set a task for someone to update or change a document, you should clarify: What the purpose of the document is Who it is for, who will then …