Where is my project manager role?

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide title "Where is my project manager role?" introduces the topic of a project manager's various roles and responsibilities. The slide uses a Venn diagram with three overlapping circles to visualize the intersection of different aspects of project management. The labels "Customer value," "Process Owner," and "Servant Leader" hint at three key areas of focus for project managers. Under each heading, related concepts are listed: Vision, Budget, ROI, Prioritization; Support, Reminder; (Detail) Planning, Commitment. The point of intersection is highlighted, suggesting this is where the typical roles of a project manager meet.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a blue background.
• There's a large Venn diagram in the center with three interlocking circles.
• Each circle contains icons representing different project management concepts: a light bulb (Vision), a bag of money (Budget), a graph (ROI), a list (Prioritization), a megaphone (Support), a bell (Reminder), a checklist (Planning), and a handshake (Commitment).
• One overlapping segment of the circles is filled with an orange, striped pattern.
• A solid red arrow points to this patterned area, indicating its importance.
• The text "TYPICAL PROJECT MANAGER ROLE" is located in a grey text box below the Venn diagram.

The visual composition of the slide centers on simple yet effective graphical representations to convey the multifaceted role of a project manager. The use of icons and highlighted intersection captures attention and aids in understanding the concept.

Use Cases

• Explaining the multifaceted roles and responsibilities of project managers during a team training or onboarding session.
• Discussing the core areas of focus and the overlap of duties in a project management workshop or seminar.
• Illustrating the convergence of leadership, process, and customer-centric responsibilities in a management meeting.
• Presenting to stakeholders the critical intersection of roles that a project manager must navigate to align process, product, and people in a project update or review presentation.