The Well Trained & Efficient Project Manager

Are you looking to gain the skills to take a project from start to finish? Do you want to obtain the ability to do so on time and within a budget? You need the skills of a project manager.

What does a project manager do?

The project manager is at the heart of any business project. A good project manager takes control of all aspects of a team’s activities including:

• Planning each stage of the project
• Creating and managing budgets
• Creating timelines and deadlines
• Assigning team members to specific tasks and responsibilities
• Providing team members with any resources required to complete the project
• Ensuring that the work is checked for quality and completeness
• Managing expectations for clients and other stake holders

If you want to acquire this ability to efficiently manage projects, look no further, the Introduction to Project Management (BUSS230) is where to begin the process of getting a project manager degree and eventually a certification.

Organizations are looking to create more efficient work environments and certified project managers are the key to this. The efficiency is reviewed from a standpoint of how one can ensure project managers are working efficiently in a business that is thriving based on the production of work performed.

In BUSS230, we will start with the project management training basics but will hone in on ensuring that you become an efficient project manager capable of using the resources at hand to achieve goals. A good fit between the project manager and the organization creates a meaningful work environment thus allows the project manager to feel satisfied and capable of succeeding; furthermore, increasing industry success.

Today’s global economy not only requires well trained project managers to improve communication, and increase team-building but also continue progressing professionally in an attempt to identify strengths and weaknesses, thus enhancing skill sets.

For more information on Bryant & Stratton College’s BBA in General Management with a specialization in Project Management contact the admissions department today.

Hope to see you in class!