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http://corporategeek.info/files/img/study_image_pm/st6.png http://corporategeek.info/files/img/study_image_pm/st6.png is very telling. Especially the two "red l
by hardik 16y ago
http://corporategeek.info/files/img/study_image_pm/st6.png http://corporategeek.info/files/img/study_image_pm/st6.png is very telling. Especially the two "red lights" highlighting differences in perceived needs of project managers; I completely agree with them. It is not uncommon to come across over-confident-but-clueless-about-the-domain people in key project management positions. The saddest thing is they get away with it so well.
- carusen 16y agoIndeed. I am a project manager and I do agree with you. When there are cases where i feel that i am in over my head (technically wise), i try as much as possible to recognize my limitations to the team and ask the experts in the team to take the decisions and formulate the direction where we should all go.