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20 traits of innovative and invaluable project managers
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They’re decisiveGiven the speed, complexity and fluidity of project work today, project managers must be critical thinkers and decisive decision-makers.
They communicate effectivelyConsidering communication plays a significant role in managing projects, teams, and other stakeholders, it is one of the essential skills for effective project managers, according to longtime project managers.
Project managers who possess such confidence are those with a track record of success and are competent in foundational project management skills such as planning and team-building, she says.
Highly effective project managers understand this, embrace it, and build elements of uncertainty into their project plans.
They possess an even-keeled demeanorEven well-planned projects run into problems, and even highly skilled project managers can hit significant setbacks.