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How to get effective project managementContrary to popular belief, creating an effective project management team is NOT about applying the right methodologies or training them to use Microsoft Project.
It is about developing and enhancing the organizational, communication and people skills of your project managers.
This is good news, because a little coaching and focus in these areas will significantly increase the performance of your project managers - no matter what their current level of capability.
Why coaching works Each project manager has a unique combination of capabilities and experience. Therefore the personal development path for each person is different.
This is why classroom training doesn’t work for these kinds of skill – it’s just not individual enough.
When you decide to coach your project management team, you are recognizing that they are like high achievers in other fields, and will excel with individual attention and mentoring.
What coaching delivers Coaching your project management team:
- Empowers your project managers, inspiring them to greater achievement
- Attracts good people to your organisation; high achievers always seek mentors to learn from and help them get even better
- Increases the budget and time performance of your projects
- Helps you develop the future leaders of your organization
- Reduces staff turnover through greater satisfaction and career development
What to do next Each team is different, and each organisation has different needs and priorities. I’m offering a free 15 minute chat to explore how a coaching program can transform your project management team.
Please email me at mike @ enterpriseintellect.com.au or call on (61) 2 4017 0201 to arrange a time for that conversation. I really look forward to talking with you.
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Under Mike's guidance, I experienced the greatest rate of personal and professional development of my entire career.
Darren Abela
Senior Project Manager
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