Let's about common weaknesses of Project Managers and how I overcame my 6 main flaws as a young Project Manager.
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Are Project Managers born, or made? Most likely, it’s a combination of both. Whether our specific discipline is in Engineering, Software Development, Architecture, Construction Management, Business Management or none of the above, we decide to pursue our fields in part because of our natural passion and inclination for the craft. In this way at a minimum, Project Managers can be born. In the vast majority of cases, though, people within these fields need to get several years of experience on the job before being promoted to ‘Project Manager‘. These several years include valuable work experience, training and continual development. In this way, Project Managers are made. There are many reasons why experience and continued training is required. Project Management requires several specific skillsets, managerial techniques, leadership and the ability to make complex decisions. As you can imagine, the vast majority of people do not possess these skills right away! In fact, they might be at the opposite end of the spectrum compared to what’s needed in a certain area. This video will be focused on common weaknesses of Project Managers, six of my own flaws and how I got past them. I talk about:
*My Natural Strengths
*My Weaknesses
1. Giving Instructions / Directing Others
2. Overcoming Perfectionism
3. Being The 'Bag Guy'
4. Navigating Through Disputes
5. Being Accountable For The Total Project
6. Letting Go Of My Interests To Be The Manager Instead