The Unofficial Project Manager: A Guide for Leaders

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Everyone manages projects at some point, but leaders especially have an important role in guiding projects as unofficial project managers.

Consistently delivering high-value results—that are on time and within budget—can be difficult. But understanding the basics of project management roles and processes can help leaders successfully guide projects and provide their teams with the support they need.

When leaders manage projects well, they can skillfully drive collective action around the activities and initiatives with the most organizational impact.

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