3 experts have described difficult decisions they had to take in one project.
Now think about what was important for them in taking the decision the took. Would they act differently in a different context? Why?
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After listening to the three managers I got to figure out that clear communication helped them, positive mindset and also work ethics was a guide.
Your values and ethics is what will determine how you handle your projects.
You communication skill too must be impeccable so you can communicate effectively to all parties involved.
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No project Manager would want to terminate a project along they way…
They all handled the issues that came on board professionally with communication and problem solving.
They found ways to sought the issue at hand which way profitable to them and the community.
The had good qualities of a PM.
What was important for them taking their decisions was ethics, communication, problem solving and the positive mindset they had in tackling the issues that occured
They might act differently in another context based on the situation
The three PM approach to project on how to manage project situations, they were resilience, all have positive mindset on their projects, and feeling of the other PM of not wanting to terminate a project early, The one thing that stood out for me was that they were solution driven, they found practical ways around them. As a project manager your body language determines if the project would scale through or not