Frequently Asked Questions

 A project manager’s primary job is planning and organizing a project, directing the various personnel assigned to it, and shepherding the project team toward timely, successful project completion. Planning, procurement, and problem-solving all fall under the project manager’s responsibilities, as well. 

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 A project is a combination of set objectives to be accomplished within a fixed period of time. 

Project managers help maximize efficiency and reduce project costs by streamlining work, eliminating needless repetition, and killing bottlenecks.

• Focus on budgets and project schedules 
• Take day-to-day logistical concerns off founders’ and executives’ plates
• Remove repetitive and data-intensive tasks from your creatives and high performers
• Interface with customers and clients, keeping them apprised of progress (or delays)
• Communicate vertically better than individual contributors or senior stakeholders

And that’s just a start. 

As your project responsibilities grow—in number, complexity, length, or all three—the details of who’s doing what can become a lot to keep track of. If you’ve reached this point, you’ve encountered one of the signs that it may be time to hire your first (or your next) project manager.