0 someone whose job is to plan a piece of work or activity and organize the work of all the people involved in it: --
1 a person whose job is to organize and control a project or a series of projects: --
She works as a project manager for the construction company.
The project manager is convinced that the decision to dress the same as one another had a considerable impact on eliminating status differences within the team.
Under the direction of the project manager we worked jointly with a landscape architect to design the garden.
Significantly, the local project manager was also internationally recognized as one of the pioneers in developing and using cost-effective participatory research methods.
The project manager provided both and in doing so, empowered the staff.
That is, module coherence is maintained by the project manager.
Finally, several of the staff mentioned the empowering management style of the project manager as important to the team's development.
In addition, the project manager relates his objective of overall project time-efficiency to the time-to-construct behavior of the construction planning discipline.
Unlike the other team members, the project manager usually does not have a direct responsibility to make decisions on the product form.
