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... 181Controlling Change Control 189Selling New Baselines 195Learning Howto Win 196Case Study: The Path Less Taken 202Chapter 10: Monitoring, Controlling, and Reporting 211Monitoring 212Controlling ... discuss the hard realities of lif e inthe mod-ern workplace and the factors that go into creating the projectmanagement jungle y ou are up to your knees in right now. Then, in Part II, we examine ... whodon’t. They don’t live in a fantasyland of perfect projects, but, whenthey come tothe bumps inthe road, the y hav e in place the teamand the skills to maneuver around the danger zone.First, in...
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... for howto deal with these eventualities.Chapters 7–11 examine the fiv e k ey phases of a project—Initiating;Planning; Executing; Monitoring, Controlling, and Reporting (asmentioned inthe Introduction, ... solving, not status reporting, andencouraged them to come tothe meeting prepared to bring up andsolve problems. We showed them the one-page form w e wantedthem to fill out and bring to each ... itexpects you to: > Listen to team members inthe areas that matter to them.> Help them to meet their own w ork goals.> Lead them inthe effort to establish and meet the overridingteam...
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... explain tothe PM the cost of the approachshown earlier .> If you are inthe PM’s position of having responsibility fora new group, get the affected team together early and explain to the ... meeting to report anddiscuss. They cannot be allowed to delegate responsibility. How they get the work done, of course, within their own teams istheir business. Finally, lik e in planning, these ... Controlling change control> Selling new baselines> Learning howto win174ExecutingCHAPTER 9 Remember that old canard of praising in public and criticizing in private. It is amazing how...
... iscritical to finding your way. how this project phase is approached inthe PM profession. PMsare too often trained to bother anybody on the project until theyget the data they think they need to ... the same strategy in the first mile as she will toward the end of her r ace. She may be content to hang back inthe middle of the pack inthe beginning, masking hertrue capabilities and saving ... maybeyou had to mo v e a little work from one milestone tothe next, butev erything held together . The team is working well, raising and solv-ing problems together. Your customer is happy...