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How Do Companies Measure Project Manager’s Success?

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According to recruitment company Robert Half, interim project managers are in high demand. For those of you who aren’t familiar with the term, interim is a bit like contract but generally longer term and more invested (contractors, feel free to call me out on that if you don’t agree!).

The Robert Half team asked 200 UK CFOs and Financial Directors about how they evaluate the success of an interim manager, and it isn’t all about the successful delivery of a project (although that comes in at 34%). I put this infographic together to explain how the survey respondents measure the success of one of their interim managers. They were allowed to respond to several answers, which is why the results don’t add up to 100%, and you can see the full survey results here.

Posted on: November 20, 2016 11:59 PM | Permalink

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Avinash Khare PM II| MAP-IT Consultant Project Management Ambernath (East), Maharashtra, India
Thanks for the interesting share Elizabeth.

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Anupam India
Thanks for sharing

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Drew Craig Sr. Agile & Product Coach| Vanguard Philadelphia, Pa, United States
Thanks Elizabeth, nteresting stuff.

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Mayte Mata Sivera PMO Leader | Speaker | Author Ut, United States
Thank you!

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Mauro Sotille Chair, Senior Consultant / Project Manager| PM Tech Consulting Porto Alegre, Rs, Brazil
Interesting to see the % o "Increased Revenue" answers. Maybe it is because CFOs and Financial Directors where surveyed.

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Liya Feng China, Mainland
Thanks for sharing.

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RAJKUMAR AGARWAL Thane, Maharastra, India
A very good survey. Please may I know the measure if a PM status through completion of project( Initiation to Closure)

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