Effective project management requires a mix of skills, including:

Planning the work, team, activities, and the resources required to complete the project.

Communication of the plan with project team members and other stakeholders.

Estimating and budgeting the time as well as the costs and quality required to meet the project goals.

Scheduling and adjusting the project timeline to account for any obstacles or changes in scope.

Recording project results, evaluating project effectiveness and preparing the transition to the next project.

Define the project's role and assigning each task to an individual member of the team.

Breaking up large projects that are overwhelming into smaller tasks that are more manageable.

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Collaboration with various team members and others to get to know their concerns, needs, and expectations.

Creating a clear, shared vision and a communication strategy to ensure that all team members are aware of the project's goals and how they relate to the company's objectives, and what their role is in delivering on those objectives.

Ensure that all project team members, stakeholders, and other interested parties are included in the entire process from the beginning to the end.

Document and archive all aspects of a project such as deliverables, communication and risk management.

When the project is finished A good project manager follows up with any outstanding invoices and organizes a wrap-up meeting in order to discuss the project's success, or to highlight ways in which similar projects could be improved.