Secrets of Project Planning for Project Managers
Project Planning takes time and effort but becomes a necessity for a project’s success. It also guides sponsors, stakeholders, Project Managers, and teams throughout the project phase.
Identifying risks before it turns into a crisis has become critical.
Clearly, if you fail to plan, you plan to fail... Ironical, isn’t it?
Usually, Project Managers rush the planning phase in a struggle to execute the project deliverables.
What are the Benefits of Project Planning?
1. ProjectPlanning needs Goal Setting
A plan without goals is synonymous with a business without a vision.
Setting goals will help your team members establish a reliable benchmark to evaluate the progress of their contributions. You won’t need to waste time on tasks that do not support the goals.
If there are any conflicts about project deliverables during the process, you can remind your stakeholders and customers of the agreed-upon goals, which can possibly prevent scope creep.
