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Article Teams, Leadership, Stakeholder Engagement February 1997
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How to be a good mentor
By Knutson, Joan Continuing our series on the consultative role of a project manager, we explore how a project manager can best “mentor” team members. In order to be a successful mentor, the project manager must…
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Article Teams, Stakeholder Engagement 1 July 2002
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Facilitation--the core competency needed in conflict resolution
By Knutson, Joan Facilitation is key to conflict resolution; steps in facilitation include setting the ground rules, addressing tasks and process issues, addressing social and political issues, and closing. This…
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Article PMO, Teams, Stakeholder Engagement August 2012
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Positive reinforcement
By Kretschmer, David | Garg, Saurabh | Rosenfeld, Gary | Gikovski, Emiliyan There are negative stakeholders in every project, and it's a project manager's responsibility to take negative stakeholders into account and neutralize their influence on the project affairs. This…
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Article Teams, Stakeholder Engagement 1 April 2005
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Turn liabilities into assets
By Pappas, Lorna Project sponsors play several key roles in realizing projects. In addition to generating executive support for projects and providing teams with the resources they require to realize projects, they…
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Article Teams, Stakeholder Engagement October 2000
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The sadistic facilitator
By Martin, Paula Kay | Tate, Karen By presenting extreme negative examples, this brief article notes ways to generate participation and project buy-in in meetings.
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Article Teams, Communications Management, Stakeholder Engagement May 2001
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The U-shaped customer satisfaction effect
By Rizzo, Michael A. The 'U effect' is a natural phenomenon that describes the way customer satisfaction is usually high at the beginning of a program, falls off during the requirements and design phase, and then…
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Article Teams, Leadership, Stakeholder Engagement May 1997
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The fourth constraint: relationships
By Volckmann, Russ Relationships affect time, cost, and quality; any trade-off on the quality of relationships will eventually surface elsewhere in the project. Isn’t it time we gave this critical factor its due in…
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Article Change Management, Teams, Organizational Culture, Stakeholder Engagement, Manufacturing March 1999
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Project culture in China
By Dittman, J. Paul The Whirlpool Corporation installed an MRP (Manufacturing/Materials Requirements Planning) process/system in a large factory in China. This article reports on how this large project was handled, and…
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Article Teams, Leadership, Stakeholder Engagement, Agile 1 August 2015
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Managing up
Practitioners share their insights on successfully engaging project sponsors, from tips on gaining their trust and confidence to working with these execs in an agile environment.
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Article Risk Management, Teams, Stakeholder Engagement September 2012
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Negating negativity
By Whitmeyer, David Outward negativity on projects can create speed bumps toward successful project completion and can cause project failure, which is a risk no project manager can afford to take. This article…
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