Top 5 Warning Signs of a Bad Project Leader

Are you like the Captain of the Titanic?

Whitepaper Download: Top 5 Warning Signs of a Bad Project Leader. First, realize that it all starts and stops with you.  Bad project managers wreak havoc on project team members, internal stakeholders, clients, partners, budget, scope, quality, and timelines. If you are a project manager on a team that is struggling, take a long hard look in the mirror before pointing fingers at your team, the client, or your boss. If your project is in jeopardy, perhaps you are the reason. Wouldn’t you rather learn (before everyone else involved) that you may, in fact, be on a collision course with an iceberg? Might Captain Edward John Smith have heeded early warning signs of danger ahead and adjusted his course?

With more boards and executives depending upon achieving business results through project outcomes, project managers need to step up their game. To keep your project on track toward a successful conclusion, watch for these Five Warning Signs of project failure.

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