Leadership: It is the ability to get the things done. It involves focusing the efforts of a group of people toward a common goal and enabling them to work as a team. To achieve the goal one need to set the vision and maintaining it. Apart from trust building we need to respect, influencing, monitoring, and mentoring the team.
Team building: Team building is helping the individual and the group to grow and make the project success. We need to set the good environment so that the team starts trusting with each other and work towards the project. To achieve this the project manager should set right process, enhancing the team skills by facilitating the training programs, on site and off site meetings, etc..
Motivation: Most of the time the level of work which the people can contribute to the project depends on their motivational level. The project manager should motivate the team by assigning the challenging work or the work which they value most, appreciation, appropriate compensation, rewards and recognition.
Communication: Communication is the key factor for success or failure of the project. It should be always two ways. The project manager spends 90% of the time to ensure proper communication is happening from him and among the stakeholders. Conveying the right information, at the right time, to the right stakeholders using right media is called communication. It should be efficient and effective. The project manager should be a good listener. He should understand or recognize tone, modulation, body language.
Influencing: Influencing is to get others co-operate in making the project success. It can be achieved by setting himself/herself as an example, having and concluding the decisions in a collaborative way, adjusting the style as per the situation or environment, applying the power cautiously.
Decision Making: Four decision styles are command, consultation, consensus and coin-flip and four factors which affect decision styles are time constraints, trust, quality and acceptance. Decision making model can be described by six-phase model namely
Problem Definition
Problem Solution Generation
Ideas to Action, Solution Action Planning,
Solution Evaluation Planning
Evaluation of the Outcome and process
Political and cultural awareness: The project manager should understand and use the power and politics within the project environment. Organizational politics are inevitable. Avoiding these two factors may lead to unsuccessful projects. The team will be working with global environment and the factors like language, culture can influence in a negative manner and can hinder the progress of the project. So, we need to create the trust environment and win-win atmosphere.
Negotiation: Refer to the link http://bksprasad.blogspot.in/2016/01/negotiation.html
Trust Building: Without trust building across the project team and the stakeholders we can’t make the project success. Trust building can be done through
Open and honest communication
Informing the stakeholders about the right project status and the risks associated
Spending time with team to eliminate assumptions
Voicing your need directly
Not withholding the information out of fear
Open to innovation
Working towards project interest
Having concern about other opinions
Conflict Management: Refer to the link http://bksprasad.blogspot.in/2016/01/conflict-management.html
Coaching: Coaching technique is to develop the skills of the people to maximize their potential. It can be formal or informal. It results in motivation, confidence building, develop confidence and positivity. Counseling is different from coaching. Counseling addresses won’t whereas coaching addresses can’t and will convert to can. By using this technique the chances of making the project success is more.
Interpersonal Skills has to be applied throughout the project and is a technique used under the processes Develop Project Team, Manage Project Team and Manage Stakeholders Engagement.
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