Good project managers …

… these days, need to know instinctively when a project can be guided using classical instruments – and when that isn’t enough.
… develop flexible procedures with an integrated overview of – among others – project goals, landscape and stakeholder interests.
… understand and shape the social interactions in projects.
… can deal professionally with the quirks of their own organization, the project and its staff, as well as the rules of their trade.
… develop an increasing appreciation for international collaborations and relationships.
… enjoy a contemporary repertoire of decision tools.
… are successful “leaders”, even when they don’t have direct command.

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