Responsibility and Duty

Responsibility refers to an obligation to perform certain missions or works in order to achieve certain results.

Responsibility Example of Project Manager

  • Work with customers and business analysts to understand business problems and requirements.
  • Design full processes and activities in project management and present results to the customer or product owner.
  • Manage a portfolio of complex initiatives, improvements, increments of productivities and innovations in project management that span one or multiple lines of business.
  • Provide the guidance and mentor of the professional documents of project management, review and training those to subordinate project managers in needs.
  • Provide technical sales & marketing materials as well as the specification of a specific Product or business Domain such as
    • Mobility Products
    • Finance and Accounting Products
    • CMS Products
    • SAP Products
    • ERP Solutions
    • Enterprise Management Products
    • ...
  • Participate in establishing practices, templates, policies, campaigns, tools, and partnerships to manage the projects or project portfolio.
  • Prepare the work breakdown structure, estimates, resources, backup plan, and detailed project plan for all phases of the project.
  • Procure adequate resources and make workforce assurance to achieve project objectives within the expected timeframes and planned budgets in all situations.
  • Directly manage the day-to-day project activities and resources and chairs the meetings of the project management team, bridge engineering teams, technical teams, QA/QC and Test team, and clients.
  • Manage ongoing quality control, align the features with the acceptance criteria and participate in the resolution of the issue of quality and the designed specification.
  • Report on the activities of metrics, milestones, deliverables, dependencies, project health, risks and issues, test, deployment, delivery, support, feedback, and maintenance management.

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