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how to handle project single handed?and what are the roles
and responsibilities of a project leader?
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Answer Posted / narendra
A project leader should understand and establish the
following to handle a project single handedly :
1. Always remember that customer is important and ensure to
get correct requirement from customer.
2. Have a formal process established to meet the customer
requirement.
3. Align the skilled resources as per the competancy to
complete the requirements withing a defined time.
4. Always keep the customer informed for any
changes/updates or on the progress of project.
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