Project Lead (Makati)

Project planning: The project lead works alongside the project manager to develop a comprehensive project plan that includes project scope, timeline, budget, and resource allocation.
Team management: The project lead is responsible for managing the project team, assigning tasks, and ensuring that team members are working effectively together.
Risk management: Identifying potential risks and blockers to a project is a huge part of project management. Depending on the type and size of the project, you’ll need strategies in place to mitigate risks.
Communication: The project lead is responsible for communicating with stakeholders, including clients, team members, and senior management, to ensure everyone is kept up-to-date on project progress.
Quality assurance: The project lead should ensure that the project is meeting quality standards and that deliverables meet the requirements of stakeholders.
Resource management: Resource management may not be sexy, but it’s what keeps projects moving forward. If you don’t get your resource scheduling right, worst case scenario—you put the entire project at risk.
Budget management: The project lead is responsible for managing the project budget and ensuring that costs are controlled.
Reporting: The project lead is responsible for preparing project reports, including reports on project progress, resource utilization, and ultimately the final project closure report.
Problem-solving: Problem-solving may be part of any job, but in the world of project management, it’s something we take very seriously. In fact, it pretty much is the job. The project lead should be able to identify problems and find solutions to overcome them
Leadership: The project lead should be able to motivate and inspire the project team, and more importantly, enable collaboration.