Project Management Pitfalls and How To Avoid Them

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Did you know that only 2.5% of companies successfully complete 100% of their projects? While that figure’s troubling, there’s a silver lining: you can be in the top 3% of best-performing companies simply by completing most of, if not all, your projects.

Easier said than done right? With so many moving pieces, it can be hard to see the warning signs building up that eventually lead your project astray.

In this webinar, we’ll break down the factors that cause some projects to fail and how to pivot them back to safety. Following the webinar we will be having a live Q&A with Kintone HR Generalist, Vincent Dang. 

We’ll cover common stress points for projects, including:

• Setting clear, measurable project objectives
• Creating effective progress tracking methods
• Dealing with issues of task & project accountability
• Tackling weak communication between teams & depts.
• Navigating unclear estimates, scope creep & more.

Bonus Handout: Why Projects Fail & How To Fix Them Complementary eBook Download

Hot Tip: 30% of projects fail due in part to lack of communication between teams and leadership. This webinar is strongly recommended for project managers and team leaders who want more tools & wisdom for their project tool belt. 

About Michelle Adams: Michelle Adams is the Content Marketing Manager of Kintone Corporation, a SaaS startup that provides businesses with an all-in-one workplace platform to manage their data, workflows, and communication. Prior to Kintone, Michelle served as the Marketing & PR Manager for the U.S. branch of JETRO, a trade-investment agency run by Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI).

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