Project Management Crisis Handling Best Practices for Managers

Every new project brings the possibility of a new project crisis (or two or three). You can't be afraid to start as a project manager b...

Every new project brings the possibility of a new project crisis (or two or three). You can't be afraid to start as a project manager because you're frightened about what may go wrong. Instead, it's preferable to properly prepare for every eventuality and then deal with whatever comes your way calmly.

There are three stages to any project management crisis:

1. The Pre-Crisis Period

2. In a Time of Crisis

3. The Post-Crisis Period

Our following Infographic from Wrike will arm you with the information you need to steer your team through each step with a steady hand, no matter what hurdles may arise. Before starting any new project, make sure you're prepared by reading our quick and easy project management crisis guide.

When projects seem to be spiraling out of control, remember that as the project manager, you have the expertise and project management tools to deal with the situation.

Project Management Crisis Handling Best Practices for Managers