Mastering Project Management

 Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA) are two essential points of project management, especially when it comes to the provision of products or services to customer satisfaction or more than that. Although both are set to accomplish high-quality output, they are different in that they are different in approach and focus. This is a brief discussion of quality control and quality assurance, the difference between the two, and the best method to use them in your project.                                                                          1. Quality Assurance (QA) Quality Assurance is a proactive activity intended to achieve the quality management system is effective and the quality is taken into account in the project initially. QA is intended to avoid defects by setting up processes, pro...

 Successful project management is based on effective time management. Being a project manager, there is always a risk of getting lost in the variety of tasks, deadlines, and coordination of the work of the team. Nevertheless, it is possible to plan your time properly, keep the project within the timeframe, and avoid burnout, with the assistance of the appropriate time management methods. Some of the proven time management tips you can adopt to achieve better productivity and ensure that you achieve your project objectives effectively are listed below. 1. Eisenhower Matrix (Urgent-Important Matrix). The Eisenhower Matrix is a very basic but the most effective way to rank tasks in terms of urgency and importance. It makes you know what has to be done right now, what can be planned, what can be outsourced and what can be completely done away with. How it Works: Quadrant I (Urgent and Important): The tasks, which are urgent and critical to the project. These are to be done instantly. •...