Received Course Director Award
There are very few companies out there that are comprised of teams of one; I know that sounds redundant. More commonly we find quite the opposite, where a business is a microcosm within itself with many varying structures. In order for there to be a leader there needs to be a group or team in which to lead. Aside from leading a team effectively, Project & Team Management also showcased how through effective team leadership a vast array of clients’ needs can be addressed. Building a stellar Request for Proposal (RFP) is but one of the skills I was able to add to my repertoire after having finished this course.
There are very few companies out there that are comprised of teams of one; I know that sounds redundant. More commonly we find quite the opposite, where a business is a microcosm within itself with many varying structures. In order for there to be a leader there needs to be a group or team in which to lead. Aside from leading a team effectively, Project & Team Management also showcased how through effective team leadership a vast array of clients’ needs can be addressed. Building a stellar Request for Proposal (RFP) is but one of the skills I was able to add to my repertoire after having finished this course.
For any company, especially for one in the entertainment
industry, life is a series of projects. As a one-time business owner, I fully
understand the importance of any given project. Sure some are smaller or bigger
than others, but any poorly run project can have detrimental effects for a
business of any size. Simple things like running a SWOT analysis and
communicating effectively can go a long way into making any project a success.
Something from this course that I used to personally polish up on was learning
to better analyze a project’s end result so as to improve on a team’s learning
curve. Evaluating performances from both a team as a whole and each individual
of that team is a necessary step to improve the next time around. After all,
whether it is a project done for the boss or one done for a client, there are
people at the end of a project’s assembly line waiting for an end result. As a
team leader, it is my responsibility to make sure those projects get completed
in time, done correctly and as cost effective as possible in order to
strengthen our bottom line.
