Effects of Leadership in project management
Generally, projects employ a number of individuals or teams with specific responsibilities. As the leader of a project, the project manager also has a specific set of responsibilities, including recruitment and management of the project team and supervision and direction of the project work flow, timelines, budget, scope, quality, risks and communication.
In this module, you examine the role of the project manager. You specifically investigate which skills and traits are helpful to a project manager in completing successful projects and managing adverse situations (e.g., changes to the project scope, budget and timelines).
There are numerous elements of project management that impact success. A project manager’s skill in addressing these elements will be a significant contributor to the project’s success.
In the last module, you completed Part 1: Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)/Task Duration.
In this module, you will complete Part 2: Effects of Leadership. For this part, in approximately 500 words, explain which leadership styles and traits would be most helpful to a project manager in ensuring your chosen project’s success, specifically within the process groups and knowledge areas as defined by the PMBOK Guide. Support your position with references to the Learning Resources and other scholarly materials.
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