Community Development
  • Community Development
  • RESEARCH
    • Identify an Issue
    • Competitor Analysis
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    • Business Case
    • Community Vision
  • Planning
    • Quarterly Plan
    • Set a Budget Baseline
    • Policy & Guidelines
    • Roles & Responsibilities
    • Project Management
  • KEY ACTIVITIES
    • Community Lifecycle
    • Launch
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    • Content & Editorial
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    • Social Density
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    • Events & Conferences
    • Incentivization
    • Integrate into Business
    • Moderation
    • Software Developers
    • Monetisation
  • KPI
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    • Quarterly Review
    • Return of Investment
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  • Assigning Task
  • Working on Tasks
  • Reviewing Tasks
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  1. Planning

Project Management

Project managers assist in managing the execution of the project plan.

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Task Classification

  • Tasks should be classified, according to certain activity

  • Each classification will be awarded a certain amount of time.

Discussing Tasks

  • Project manager discusses the tasks with the team

  • The team members must provide feedback on the length of time a task will take, alert the project manager to any problems that may arise and identify the dependencies in the project.

Assigning Task

  • The project manager will add the tasks to the calendar / timeline / Gannt Chart.

  • The project manager must input and assign tasks to the team.

  • The project manager must prioritise tasks, ensuring that tasks with dependencies are worked on first and that team work is coordinated around specific tasks.

Working on Tasks

  • The assigned team member must change the status of the task when they have started working on a task (only one task should be worked on at a time, no multitasking).

  • The team member should select high ticket items first.

Reviewing Tasks

  • The team member should send a status update at the end of every day

  • The team member should communicate where they are with the task during the standup every morning.

  • Review completed tasks and provide feedback

Methodology

  • The project manager monitors work - reviewing its status and progress, and checking on its quality when complete

  • The project manager captures issues and risks that arise and acts to resolve them.

  • The project manager reports on its progress to the project board - comparing progress to the project plan.

Project manager must decide on what project management they would like to use.

The project manager

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assigns tasks