The Leader's role in projects, programs and portfolios
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Revision as of 19:45, 15 September 2016
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Abstract
This article analyses the role of the leader in projects, programs and portfolios. It takes a closer look at how the role changes through the three diffeerent categories and how to be a good leader in the respective categories. Since a leaders work most with people it could be assumed that most leadership is on the project level. However, leaders are also needed at program and portfolio level. Here it is more a case of "leading leaders" than just leading the ordinary workers. This requires different skills and focuses even though the basic remains the same.
WHY IS THIS RELEVANT!!!!
Leaders and managers
"The person in charge" is often rferred to as both a manager and leader. This can lead to the thinking that managing and leading is the same thing. This is, however, not the case. Following i a describtion of the leader and mangaer roles.
The leader's role
The leaders' goal can be sumurized in one sentence; to deliver results through others. [1]
The manager's role
Contrsats and similarities
Projects, programs and portfolios
Projects and leadership
Programs and leadership
portfolios and leadership
critical thinking (my thoughts)
dilemma with high EQ and more managing
Bibliography
- ↑ Dion Sørensen 2011; Leder udvikling. Chapter 3