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RE: Project Manager Skills

Ignoring skills that are specific to the industry, I think the most important skill a project manager needs to be able to do is communicate. Regardless of which industry, their job requires them to co...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

4 years ago
RE: Discussion Topic: Projects of all types

In some ways I would say that the skills required for project management are transferable. Overseeing other roles, organizing such, communicating, and just generally ensuring that the project proceeds...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

4 years ago
RE: Possibility of Global Regulation of Medical Devices?

While I do think that, in theory, a global regulatory system would be great, I think in practice it would actually be less effective than having multiple regulatory systems. Look at the FDA, there are...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

4 years ago
RE: Interpersonal skills vs technical knowledge

I think that it is a reasonable investment solely because without technical knowledge you cannot be an engineer. That is the basis on which you go to school; i.e while there are many other scenarios i...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

4 years ago
RE: Covid-19 Disruption to Project Management

Although I am not a project manager, I do actively work in a lab and with a team. I've found that COVID did disrupt the flow of conversation and information early on, but by implementing required zoom...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

4 years ago
RE: How To Avoid Repeated Mistakes in A Project Management Team?

I agree with many of the ideas above stating that a log should be created and so on, but I also think that the project manager should incorporate discussing mistakes, failures, and how those failures ...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

4 years ago
RE: NDA vs Patents

An NDA can prevent people from talking about the concept but it doesn't give you a legal claim over the project or concept. A patent would allow you to not only claim rights to the product but to sue ...

In forum Consultants and Legal Basics

4 years ago
RE: Restrictions for physician's gifts

So funny enough my father is a physician and I have actually seen him uncomfortably try and manage around companies or people who don't entirely respect these restrictions. I think that these restrict...

In forum Consultants and Legal Basics

4 years ago
RE: Written Agreement v/s Verbal Agreement

The main difference between the two is, as said in many of the responses above, documentation and defendability in court. An oral or verbal agreement is spoken, but unless there is further documentati...

In forum Consultants and Legal Basics

4 years ago
RE: Benefits of post-market surveillance

Another benefit of Post-market surveillance is that it protects patients. While it may save the company money and help the company make easy improvements to their devices as necessary, ultimately Post...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

4 years ago
RE: What is Risk-benefit analysis ?

Another factor to consider is the Duration of harmful events. For example, cancer therapies and surgeries often cause adverse symptoms in patients that can last for the entirety of their treatment and...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

4 years ago
RE: Factors Contributing to Risk Values

In medical devices specifically, I would think that the nature of how a device may fail and harm an individual and the extent of the harm would impact and contribute to the risk value. While the likel...

In forum Risk Analysis for Medical Devices

4 years ago
RE: Forming a Project Team

I think a balance of both individuals with whom you have a relationship and individuals who have the required skill-sets/knowledge base makes for a good project team. A team made entirely of your, "fr...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

4 years ago
RE: Traits of upper management versus middle management

In all honesty, I think that the traits of upper and middle management are quite similar (depending on how you look at them). Both are required to be able to communicate effectively, articulate plans ...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

4 years ago
RE: Discussion Topic: Your organizational type

From my limited experience, I think I would actually prefer working in a project-based organization. While a matrix-organization does allow for potentially more personal growth since I would be workin...

In forum Organizational Development in Device Companies

4 years ago
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