Project Manager,
What Does Project Manager Mean?
Someone who is responsible for planning and completing big tasks, goals, businesses, etc. (Large and complex projects) or competent professionals who typically involve the use of appropriate project management tools and systems and, where appropriate, human resource management skills. NB. An individual is responsible for planning and managing a project as part of his or her traditional duties. The term does not necessarily mean being a project manager. The term project manager usually refers to an individual whose primary responsibility is to manage an independent project that, by definition, is outside of traditional and general operating functions.
Literal Meanings of Project Manager
Project:
Meanings of Project:
Individual or collaborative efforts carefully planned to achieve a specific goal.
Government subsidized housing with relatively low prices.
Estimates or predictions based on current trends or statistics.
Make more progress than anything that stands out.
Move the game forward or backward.
Present or promote (show some or images)
Draw straight lines parallel to the center line or through each point (a specific image) to create a suitable image on the surface or line by cutting the surface.
Projection on a flat surface (earth, sky, etc.).
Sentences of Project
A research project
His family still lives in the project
The cost was estimated at $ 72 million
I saw a sheet of paper from the book.
The seeds were removed from the tree
Trying to portray the youth
Synonyms of Project
plan, hurl, overhang, lap over, promote, calculate, estimate, campaign, cast, enterprise, obtrude, convey, communicate, cantilever, jut out, expect, shoot, fling, ride over, undertaking, operation, predict, thrust out, reckon, protrude, forecast, put over, programme, hang over
Manager:
Meanings of Manager:
The person responsible, in whole or in part, for the control or management of a company or similar company.
Sentences of Manager
Bar manager
Synonyms of Manager
principal, foreman, head, head of department, employer, forewoman, boss, managing director, executive, line manager, administrator, supervisor, overseer, superintendent, director