Leading Project Teams

Level Beginner to Intermediate
Duration 8 hours
Delivery in-personvirtualIn-person and Virtual

Today, how do managers measure the success of their projects? Do the managers and team leads in your organization have the tools to provide project leadership? This workshop will identify proven methods to increase productivity, reduce stress, and increase confidence of team leaders. The workshop provides practical skills to enable leaders to manage projects and increase the team's performance. The session will help team leaders and team members identify their mission and vision, determine their operating standards for getting there, and provide a clear understanding of the expectations for achievement.

Course Overview

Course Outcomes

  • Learn about the principles of project management
  • Develop a project plan/charter to clarify the mission of the team and key measures that define success
  • Clarify roles and responsibilities to improve team performance and accountability
  • Communicate effectively with your team, management, and clients
  • Run productive project meetings for planning, brainstorming, status update, and problem solving
  • Evaluate the project’s success and lessons learned
  • Approach conflict situations with the mindset that a solution agreeable to all is possible
  • Making values-based decisions

Business Need

In today's business environment, managers are expected to do more with less while improving organization performance. Many managers and team leads support cross-functional projects aimed at improving performance and meeting customer needs. Implementing a project management approach uses project management as a tool for getting things done, for improving performance and productivity, and for changing the organization.


Course Topics

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Fundamentals of Project Management

  • Key activities in the life cycle
  • Selecting, initiating, and chartering the project
  • Defining the project
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Project Planning and Reporting

  • Planning and scheduling the project
  • Problem-solving and decision-making techniques
  • Managing relationships and team member expectations
  • Closing out the project and continuous improvement

Course Schedule

Typical Course Duration

Virtual: 4 hours

In-person: 8 hours

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  • Defining project management
  • Fundamentals of PM
  • Project planning and reporting
  • Relationships and expectations
  • Problem solving
  • Ending the project well

Delivery Methods

Number of participants

  • in-person: 30
  • virtual: 30

Course Details

Field of Study:

Teams

Course Level:

  • Beginner to Intermediate

Learning Methods:

  • Case Study
  • Discussion
  • Lecture
  • Personal Reflection

Equipment:

  • easel/markers
  • LCD projector and screen

Suggested Prerequisites

None

This Course

Leading Project Teams

Recommended Follow-up

Meeting Facilitation
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