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Project manager
Gets an agreed piece of work delivered on time and on budget: scope, schedule, risks and status.
More specific roles under it: Program manager, Scrum master or agile coach
Workflows for this work
The job in 5 areas. Each part is a workflow: open it for its steps and the tools that do each one. Built from occupational data and the field's own body of knowledge; sources at the end.
Project manager132 skill packs · 11 MCP servers · 6 pluginsEach part is a workflow. The number beside it is how many tools help with it
1Start the project
Agree what the project must deliver and how the team will work.
2Plan the work
Turn the scope into a schedule, a budget and a plan for risk.
3Run the work
Coordinate the team, track progress and control changes.
4Keep people informed
Report status and manage the people with a stake in the project.
5Deliver and close
Hand over the result, get sign off and learn from the project.
Sources for this tree, 4
- Occupational dataDelivery manager: role description and skillsGovernment Digital Service (UK), Government Digital and Data Profession Capability Framework
- Occupational dataProject Management Specialists (13-1082.00), summary report: tasks and detailed work activitiesO*NET OnLine, U.S. Department of Labor
- Occupational dataInformation Technology Project Managers (15-1299.09), summary report: tasks and detailed work activitiesO*NET OnLine, U.S. Department of Labor
- PractitionerGetting to Know the PMBOK Guide 7th Edition (the eight project performance domains), by Cynthia Snyder DionisioInternational Institute for Learning (IIL) blog
O*NET occupations consulted: 13-1082.00, 15-1299.09. Read on 2026-10-04.
Everything suggested for this role
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Skill packs133
MCP servers13
Plugins and agents2
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