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Roles & Responsibilities
Project Manager
Sponsor
Has Requirement that must be met
Is a Project stakeholder
Advocate for or champions the project, especially while the project concept is being put together
Serves as voice of the project or spokesperson to those who do not know about the project including the upper management
Gather appropriate support for the project
ensures buy-in throughout the organization
Provides funding
Provides Project SOW if not done by customer
Provides information regarding the initial scope of the project
May dictate milestones,key events or project end date
Determine priorities between the constrains if not done by customer
Provide information that help creating Project Charter
Help organise work into appropriate project
Encourages finalization of high level requirements & scope by the stakeholder
Guide the process to get the project approval & formalized assisted by the project manager as necessary
Function Manager
Team
Stakeholder
Conflict Management
Ask above Questions
Is Conflict BAD?
Conflict is inevitable consequences of organizational interactions
it can be beneficial
It is resolved through
Openness
identifying causes
Problem solving by people involved & their managers
Should we spend time preventing the root cause of conflict?
Who should resolve the conflict?
Project Manager's Actions
Informing the Team
Exactly where the project is heading
Project constrains & objectives
Contents of Project Charter
All key decisions
changes
Clearly assigning work without ambiguity or overlapping responsibilities
Making work assignment interesting & challenging
Following good project management & project planning practices
Seven Sources of CONFLICT
Schedule
Project priority
resource
Technical opinion
Administrative procedures
cost
Personality
Conflict resolution technics
Confronting
Solving real problem
WIN-WIN Situation
Compromising
Some degree of satisfaction to both parties
LOSE-LOSE situation
no party gets everything
Withdrawal
retreat or postpone decision
Not the Best choice
Smoothing
emphasizes on Agreement rather than differences
forcing
pushing one view point
Collaborating
incorporate multiple viewpoints
Right Steps to Solve the Problem
Define what is the real or root problem.Not what is presented to you or what appears to be the problem.
Analyze the problem
Identify the Solutions
Pick most suitable solution
Implement solution
Review the solution& confirm that solution solves the problem
Important terms & theories
Expectancy theories
Employees who expect to be rewarded for their accomplishment will remain productive as rewards meet their expectations
Arbitration
A neutral party hears & resolves dispute
Perquisites(Perks)
Employees receive special Rewards..Like parking spaces,corner offices,executive dining
Fringe Benefits
Standard benefits given to all Employees...like education benefits,insurance
Motivation Theory
McGregor's Theory of X & Y
PM believes people are incapable , avoid responsibility & avoid work. So they need to be watched.
PM believes people are willing to work without supervision
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Self-actualization
Self-fulfillment,growth,learning
Esteem
Accomplishment,respect,attention,appreciation
Social
Love,affection,approval,friends,association
Safety
Security,stability,freedom from harm
Physiological
Need air ,water,food,housing ,clothing
David McClelland's Theory Of Needs
Acquired Needs theory
Need for Achievement
Need for Affiliation
Need for power
Herzberg's Theory
Hygiene Factors
poor hygiene factors may destroy motivation but improving them will not improve motivation
Working condition,salary,Personal life,Relationship at work,security,status
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