100% Management

Posted in November 25th, 2008 by Vanusa Ferreira

When it comes to project management, three things are necessary: good communication, reasonability and some experience.

Once I heard from a project manager colleague of mine that a project manager should divide his or her time in two parts:

• 75% should be dedicated to the relationship with stakeholders
• 25% should be used with project management tools

While browsing the Internet, I came across an article that can be useful for the layman and the fairly experienced professional. The article seems to confirm what my colleague said.

To access the article (in Portuguese), visit the following link:

http://blog.pccastelobranco.net/2008/04/gerncia-de-projetos-e-os-seus-10.html

And do not forget: focus more on relationships yet never ignore the necessary techniques.

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