Tasks of a Project Manager: 1. Planning and Defining Project Scope: Identifying project objectives, deliverables, and constraints, and creating a comprehensive project plan. 2. Organizing and Leading Project Teams: Assembling and managing a team, assigning tasks, and providing guidance and support throughout the project lifecycle. 3. Setting Project Goals and Objectives: Defining clear project goals, objectives, and success criteria to ensure alignment with stakeholders' expectations. 4. Creating Project Schedules: Developing a detailed project schedule, including task dependencies, milestones, and deadlines, to effectively manage project timelines. 5. Managing Project Budget: Estimating project costs, monitoring expenses, and ensuring that the project remains within the allocated budget. 6. Identifying and Managing Project Risks: Conducting risk assessments, developing risk mitigation strategies, and proactively addressing potential project risks and issues. 7. Monitoring and Controlling Project Progress: Tracking project performance, analyzing variances, and implementing corrective actions to keep the project on track. 8. Communicating with Stakeholders: Maintaining regular communication with project stakeholders, providing updates on project status, and addressing any concerns or issues. 9. Ensuring Quality and Deliverable Acceptance: Establishing quality standards, conducting quality assurance activities, and ensuring that project deliverables meet the required criteria. 10. Managing Project Documentation: Creating and maintaining project documentation, including project plans, status reports, and other relevant project artifacts. 11. Facilitating Collaboration and Decision-Making: Promoting effective teamwork, facilitating communication and collaboration among project team members, and facilitating decision-making processes. 12. Closing the Project: Conducting project closure activities, including finalizing project documentation, conducting lessons learned sessions, and transitioning project deliverables to the appropriate stakeholders.