Management expects
Agile Project Managers to perform several different roles effectively. We can
break down these roles into three categories: team-level roles,
enterprise-level roles, and hybrid Agile roles.
Team-Level Roles.
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Agile Project Managers can assume two distinct roles in the project
process.
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Act as a consultant, allocating the right personnel, processes, and
resources to bolster team effectiveness and efficiency.
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Assume the role of a coach, advising team members how to optimize their
efficiency within the project team best.
Enterprise-Level Roles.
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This level of roles poses more significant challenges for Agile Project
Managers by virtue of their sheer scope.
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Act as a director, managing multiple Agile teams and integrating their
work with activities outside their scope.
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Assume the role of leader and manager in charge of massive,
enterprise-level, complex projects.
Hybrid Agile Roles.
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The Hybrid Agile process combines Agile methods with non-Agile
techniques, such as the Waterfall method.
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Create a sound project management approach that fits best in planning
and managing the work. Filling a Hybrid Agile role is challenging, as the APM
must factor in the traditional techniques alongside the Agile methodology.
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Meet the project’s goals within the designated limitations of the
project.
Experience
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Experience working on Delivered Agile Based Projects on trending technologies
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Experience working on SaaS products
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Familiar with DevOps framework.
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Expertise in Software Development Project on Medium and large scale.
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Effective Communication and deep knowledge on Project strategy, planning
and execution and closure.
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Preferred with PMP/Prince 2 Certified candidates.