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Multidisciplanary Project Team Management

Our multidisciplinary Project Team Management model will ensure your project team management is effective and will work towards successful project management .

 

Traditionally the emphasis is on internal competition and individual star performers.

 

If a team-building process is to occur the focus is often on communication practices, to the exclusion of other elements that are critical to team success and effectiveness.

 

There are five dysfunctions Project Team Management Leaders have to look out:

  • Absence of trust (invulnerability)
  • Fear of conflict (artificial harmony)
  • Lack of commitment (ambiguity)
  • Avoidance of accountability (low standards)
  • Inattention to results (status & ego)

Dysfunctional Team

Our multidisciplinary project team management model  has 9 Steps for creating and sustaining a high performing project team

  • Assist the team members to understand the purpose/goal of the project
  • Create a Team Charter
  • Get the Team organised and “On the Same Page

Team Alignment   

  • Clarify and set the clear boundaries
  • Clarify Individual Roles, Responsibilities, and Authority
  • Design Procedures that Help Members Work Together
  • Clarify Decision making Process - Do teams make all decisions by consensus?
  • Develop Detailed Plans and Schedules

The best way to ensure successful Project Team Management is to measure, measure and measure at agreed intervals using agreed KPI’s . Then the results can be used to adjust the process and Team Structure if required which will lead you to

Successful Project Management

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