Getting a group of people to move together toward a common objective is never easy. As a project manager dealing with teams of people, each of whom represents different constituents, comes from a different point of view, and is trying to pursue a different set of interests, your task is formidable indeed. Project managers often focus more on task management than on leadership and on keeping track of deliverables and milestones rather than on building relationships and negotiating with their team members.
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