Added Value from a Project Manager
I guess that there is no need to convince the readers of “Strefa PMI” about the role and value of project managers. The ability to plan, lead, control and draw conclusions is currently perceived as part of a project manager’s body of knowledge. Unfortunately, very often the work results are not directly visible, because when the project is on track, the manager “simply capitalizes on good planning”. Moreover, in such circumstances, you are likely to hear statements such as: “our project managers do not add value”, they are just “forward managers” who barely transmit requests from the top management to the team and report data from the team to the top management.