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Usually, the more time you spend in this role, the more thick-skinned you become in making risky calls on your own. After all, directing the project is your job and your priority is delivering results within your deadlines. Regardless of how much project management experience you have, at a certain point you will still want or need to make a decision as a team. And that is where problems start. This article covers how to make decisions as part of a team.
Key Takeaways:
- Deciding Whether You Need Your Team
- Get Everyone On The Same Page
- Discuss and Decide
“”Group decisions and teamwork are great, but don’t forget where your loyalty lies. Callous as it may sound, your first responsibility as a project manager is to the project result.””
