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I'm not a PM, but I have a PM that I greatly respect. My take away from him is be organized. If you have to oversee a lot of projects, lots of schedules, lots
by fma 10y ago
I'm not a PM, but I have a PM that I greatly respect.
My take away from him is be organized. If you have to oversee a lot of projects, lots of schedules, lots of people, you can't keep track of it all. Outlook, Onenote...find some good tools and use it well. Follow up promptly - you may need to deal with other teams a lot, and other teams won't put you on a top priority.
As a follow up as 'other teams won't put you on a top priority'...don't put other teams on a top priority :). Learn to say no when you have to. But also learn to say yes when you can. Your team may need assistance down the road and you want to cash in those chips.