5- How to build an effective team
There are not big secrets to successful effective teams. Effective team is not about mastering sophisticated theories but rather using a common sense consistently in you interaction with you team members. We have 5 characteristics for effective team÷
a. How their project fits in the overall strategic plans and directions of the organization.
b. What actions they need to take to reach the defined goals.
c. How they will be measured along the way.
d. Project Scope.
a. Respect commitments to deliver quality work on schedule.
b. Maintain Confidence.
c. Treat other that way you want to be treated with dignity and respect.
a. Required Skills: It is the responsibility of the project manager to identify the mix of the skills required to complete the project and if there are gaps in competencies the project manager has to fill those gaps using available resources because schedules, quality and project manager’s reputation are affected when the team does not have the required skills to do the job.
b. Set Expectations: Once the team is identified it is the project manager responsibility to let every team member know his deliverables, schedule and dependencies.
c. Balancing: One more challenge for the project manager which is balancing between matrix structured team members who reports to project manager and functional manager. Project manager must resolve any conflict raises because of dual reporting.
d. RACI: this document must be created and tied with the project scope, since roles vary during the project you have to encourage flexibility in team members’ attitude.
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