Risk is high at the beginning of the project and gradually goes down as the project progresses to closure. To a seasoned project manager, risk management is a never ending process since risk is almost always present. If managed incorrectly, risks can force re-work, waste resources, and possibly bring a project to a halt.
Bart Jutte provides a solid set of guidelines for risk management in the blog post "10 Golden Rules of Project Risk Management". Jutte notes that "Tracking tasks is a day-to-day job for each project manager" and "Integrating risk tasks into that daily routine is the easiest solution."
Incorporating good risk management should be second nature to the project manager.
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Bart Jutte provides a solid set of guidelines for risk management in the blog post "10 Golden Rules of Project Risk Management". Jutte notes that "Tracking tasks is a day-to-day job for each project manager" and "Integrating risk tasks into that daily routine is the easiest solution."
Incorporating good risk management should be second nature to the project manager.
Back to post "The Top 10 Skills Every Project Manager Needs"
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