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Project Management Ch. 10 and 11 Flashcards

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It is the responsibility of the _____ to make sure the customer is satisfied that the work is completed in a high-quality manner, within budget, and on time. project manager
The project manager has primary responsibility for providing _____ in planning, organizing, monitoring and controlling the work effort to accomplish the project objective. leadership
The project manager clearly defines the _____ and reaches agreement with the customer on it. project objective
The project manager spearheads development of a plan to achieve the _____. project objective
The project manager must decide which tasks should be done in-house and which by _____. subcontractors or consultants
The project manager also assigns responsibility and _____ to specific individuals or subcontractors for the various tasks. delegates authority
Finally, and most important, the task of _____ includes creating an environment in which the individuals are highly motivated to work together as a project team. organizing
To control the project, the project manager must track _____ and compare it with planned progress. actual progress
If actual progress falls behind planned progress or unexpected events occur, the project manager takes_____. immediate action
The _____ plays the leadership role in planning, organizing, monitoring, and controlling the project but does not try to do it alone. project manager
_____ is getting things done through others; the project manager achieves results through the project team. Leadership
Effective project management requires a _____ and _____ leadership style, in which the project manager provides guidance and coaching to the project team. participative; consultative
_____ communication is crucial for keeping the project moving, identifying potential problems, soliciting suggestions to improve project performance, keeping abreast of customer satisfaction and stakeholder issues, and avoiding surprises. Effective and frequent
A high level of communication is especially important _____ in the project to build a good working relationship with the project team and to establish clear expectations with the customer. early
Good project managers spend more time _____than _____. listening; talking
_____ by project managers needs to be timely, honest, and unambiguous. Communication
_____ requires empowering the project team to achieve the project objective and empowering each team member to accomplish the expected results for his or her area of responsibility. Delegation
Effective delegation requires effective _____ skills. communication
The one thing that you can be sure will happen during a project is _____. change
An important aspect of the project manager’s job is to _____ changes. manage and control
Generally, the later in the project that changes are identified, the _____ their effect on accomplishing the project objective. greater
Whenever a customer requests changes, the project manager should have the appropriate project team members estimate the effects on the project _____. cost and schedule
One of the first things the project manager must do is put together a _____. project team
B.W. Tuckman has defined four stages of team development: forming, storming, norming, and performing
_____ is the initial stage of the team development process. It describes the transition from individual to team member. Forming
The second stage of team development is known as_____, where members start to apply their skills to work on their assigned tasks, and work begins to progress slowly. storming
After struggling through the storming stage, the project team moves into the _____ stage of development, where relationships have become settled. norming
The fourth and final stage of team development and growth is the _____ stage, where the team is highly committed and eager to achieve the project objective. performing
The project manager should schedule a _____, also referred to as a project orientation meeting, with the project team. project kickoff meeting
A _____ is more than a group of individuals. It is a group of interdependent individuals working cooperatively to achieve the project objective. project team
_____ is an ongoing process, and is the responsibility of both the project manager and the project team. Team building
The better team members get to know one another, the more team building is _____. enhanced
_____ is about acknowledging, understanding, and valuing differences and creating a work environment that recognizes, respects, and harnesses differences Diversity
_____ behavior is necessary within a project organization, and in its business relationships with customers, suppliers, and subcontractors. Ethical
_____ is a technique used in problem solving in which all members of a group contribute spontaneous ideas in a non-judgmental environment. Brainstorming
People engaged in projects are usually very busy working on their assigned tasks. Therefore, good _____ is essential for a high-performance project team. time management
Project teams should be kept as_____ as feasible throughout the project. small
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