Get a set of executive dashboards that show every stage of your project on one clean page each. Drop in your numbers, print, and walk into the steering committee.
No course and no macros. Fill it in and present.
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Overall status plus green, amber or red for scope, schedule, budget, resources and risk. What changed this week, the top 3 risks and the decision you need from the sponsor, on one page.
Every project on one screen: status, priority, percent complete by PM and planned vs. actual spend. The view your director asks for and never gets.
Your register with a 5x5 heat map for probability and impact, open items by owner and due date. You see what can sink the project before it does.
A summary Gantt an executive can read: milestones, percent complete and the critical items flagged. No 400-line schedule on the screen.
Sprint burn-down, velocity for the last 6 sprints, blockers and work by person. Proof the team is moving, in a format the business understands.
Backlog burn-up, change control, financial health, testing progress and the executive roadmap. Together they cover the whole project, from kickoff to closeout.
Every dashboard reads from one simple data tab. Change a date or a dollar amount and the whole page updates itself. Works in Excel 2019 or newer and Microsoft 365.
The pieces most PMs end up building at 11 p.m. the night before. They're already done.
BONUS 1
Word-for-word lines to walk the room through each dashboard, deliver bad news without losing the sponsor and ask for a decision in one sentence.
BONUS 2
Clear rules for green, amber and red on scope, schedule, budget, resources and risk. The color stops being an opinion and nobody argues about it anymore.
BONUS 3
30 editable Word and Excel templates by phase: project charter, RACI, kickoff agenda, change request, decision log, cutover checklist, lessons learned and more.
BONUS 4
How PMs pick up freelance and fractional work from contractors and small companies: what to offer, how to scope it, a one-page statement of work and market rate ranges. Results vary.
For two years my Friday status deck kept me at my desk until seven, and the sponsor still asked me if we were on track or not. I set up the Project Status dashboard on a Sunday night with my real numbers. Monday's steering meeting ran twenty-five minutes. On the way out the VP asked me to send him that one page every week. Nobody above me had ever asked for my report before.
We used to burn half of every steering committee arguing whether a project was yellow or red. I printed the RAG rulebook and taped it to the conference room wall. Nobody argues about colors anymore.
I run commercial build-outs and I'm on site most of the day, so reporting happened at ten at night on the couch after my kids were asleep. My wife had stopped asking when I'd be done. Now the owner's rep gets the Gantt and the budget page straight from the Data tab I update at lunch. Last Thursday I shut the laptop at five thirty and made it to my son's practice. Small thing. It had been a year.
Picked up a weekend job running a remodel for a local contractor. Sent him the one-pager after week one. He forwarded it to his bank and called me about his next build that same night.
Three months into my first PM job I had to present to the CIO, and I was sweating it for a week. I used the field guide and read the status script almost word for word. My director pulled me aside afterward and said it was the clearest update he'd heard all quarter. I still have that Teams message saved.
The financial dashboard turned my budget line red three weeks before month-end close. Eleven percent drift on contractor hours. I walked into finance with the page printed and a change request ready. Fifteen years in, and that's the first overrun I caught before somebody caught me.
Inspired by what project managers share online. Results vary.
All this for $297 today only
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The dashboards are Excel files (.xlsx) built for Excel 2019 or newer and Microsoft 365, with no macros. They also open in Google Sheets and Numbers, where some charts can look a little different. The templates open in Word or Google Docs and the guides are PDFs that open on any device.
Yes. Put your logo and colors on them, print them and use them on your own projects and your clients' projects. The only thing you can't do is resell the templates themselves.
The dashboards follow the phases every project goes through, so they work for IT, construction, operations, marketing or product projects, on agile, waterfall or hybrid. You rename the categories to fit your job.
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