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Something at which you've been a champion or the best

Posted by Claudia Moser on 9:01 AM in , ,
Hm ... One thing I cannot do very well is brag, but I do know that I am good at my job, acting as project manager. My top 10 identified qualities for a good project manager

- Be able to have and share a vision
- A good communicator
- Integrity: commitment to, and demonstration of, ethical practices.
- Be enthusiastic
- Be empathic
- Demonstrate competence
- Do learn how to delegate tasks
- Be cool under pressure
- Motivate your team
- Be a problem solver, not a problem creator

And now to a classic cartoon, enjoy!

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7 Comments

Misha Gerrick says:
12:04 PM

hahahaha love the cartoon. :-D

BB says:
4:44 PM

I too excelled at my management jobs especially the process improvement ones. I don't miss the stress but I do miss the excitement of accomplishments and rewarding my staff. Good post sweetie! I always thought you were good at your job based on what I've read from your blog!!

Southhamsdarling says:
6:13 PM

Funny cartoon, and I loved your list of good things to be a Project Manager. I'm sure that you are very good at your job, Claudia!

Claudia Moser says:
8:18 PM

@Misha - it is so true :)
@Barb - thank you my dear, wish we could work together, I am sure we would have a blast!
@Diane - thank you for your vote of confidence :)

Lynn Proctor says:
10:42 PM

great thoughts and cute cartoon!

Catch My Words says:
5:04 AM

Looks like you're a great project manager... and there is nothing wrong with telling us about it!


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Claudia Moser says:
12:28 PM

@Lynn - thanks!
@Joyce - well, you know I don't really brag! Or at least I don't know how!

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