Part III
Group Work: Putting Your Team Together
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As a project manager, you must be a strong leader who provides guidance and support. However, you can easily verge into micromanaging if you're not careful, and no one wants to work for a micromanager. Head to www.dummies.com/extras/projectmanagement to find out how to manage effectively without becoming intrusive and potentially damaging your team's morale.
In this part . . .
Find out which type of organizational environment you’re working for: functional, projectized, or matrix. Because matrix structures are becoming increasingly common, gain special tips and techniques for successfully working in this type of environment.
Identify the roles your team members can play and delegate assignments to get the job done. Discover how to keep everyone on the same page with a Responsibility Assignment Matrix.
Get your project off to a strong start by confirming or updating the info in your ...
