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WEEK 4 Information Technology Project Management Magister Sistem Informasi Universitas Komputer Indonesia

MATERI KULIAH

LEADERSHIP & PROJECT MANAGEMENT Source: Pinto, j.k. 2010, 2ND. ED.; Scwalbe, K. 2007, 5TH. ED. ; q.q. International 2008 ,

Who is the real leader?

Leaders vs. manager Leadership is the ability to inspire confidence and support among the people who are needed to achive organizational goals. Leadership is doing the right thing and management is doing the thing right.

Differences between managers & leaders Concern Managers Leaders Creation of Purpose Focus on plans and budgets; create steps, timetables for achieving result, look for resources to support goals Establish direction, create a vision and the strategies needed to achive it Developing a Network for Achieving Agenda Organize and staff; create structure for achieving the plans; delegate responsibility and authority; develop procedures to guide behaviour; create monitoring systems Align people with the target; communicate direction by word and deed to those whose cooperation is needed; create teams that understand and share the project’s vision Execution Control and solve problems; monitor results and apply corrective action Motivate and inspire; energize people to overcome obstacles and show personal initiative Outcomes Produce a degree of predictability and order; seek to maintain status quo Produce change; challenge the status quo Focus Timeframe Efficiency of operations Short-term, avoiding risks, maintaining, and imitating Effectiveness of outcomes Long-term, taking risks, innovating, and orriginating

Partnership between project Manager & the team Exchange of Purpose A right to say no Joint accountability Absolute honesty

Roles of project manager Acquiring Project Resources Motivating and Building Teams Having a Vision and Fighting Fires Communicating

Ten Most important skills & competencies for project manager 1. People skills 2. Leadership 3. Listening 4. Integrity, ethical behavior, consistent 5. Strong at building trust 6. Verbal communication 7. Strong at building teams 8. Conflict resolution, conflict management 9. Critical thinking, problem solving 10. Understands, balances priorities (Schwalbe, K., 2007)

Characteristics of an effective project manager Leads by example Visionary Technical competent Decisive A good communicator A good motivator Stands up to top management when necessary Support team members Encourages new ideas (Pinto, K., 2010)

Leadership and emotional intelligence Five Elements that cracterized Emotional Intelligence: 1. Self-awareness 2. Self-regulation 3. Motivation 4. Empathy 5. Social Skill

Emotional intelligence measurument DISCovery Methods, Q.Q. International, 2008. Carter, P., 2010, Soft Competencies, PPM, Jakarta. Florence Littaeuer, Personality Plus, 1996. Others relevant tools.

Development of disc HIPOCRATES, 400 BC 1. Sanguinis 2. Plegmatis 3. Melancholis 4. Cholerics (Refer to Personality Plus, Florence Littaeuer)

PERSONALITY STYLE William Moulton Marston, 1928 DISC is personality style assesment tool that measure work behaviour by using 4 factors to determine one’s personality style.

disc DISC is a psychometric tests determine the individual styles of personality, their strengths, weakness, what motivates them, and, how they behave at work. The accuracy as high as 83% to 95% and validity 89% with standard deviation 0.065 Introduced by William Moulton Marston, 1928

DISC

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Dominant behaviour style Focus : Power Keyword (Hi) : Decisive, Driving, Competitive, Forcefull, Direct, Self starter, Assertive. (Low) : Indecisive, Non-demanding Communicating style: Tell Managerial Style: Autocratic Motivators : Tangible goals Fears : Failure, Being taken advantage of Question : What are we doing? Power : Force of character

Influencer’s behaviour style Focus : self Keyword (Hi) : Influential, verbal, friendly, persuasive, communicative, positive. (Lo) : Serious, Probing, Suspecious. Communicating style: sell Managerial style : Democratic Motivator : Social recognition, popularization Fears : Rejection Question : who else is doing this? Power : Personality

Stable behaviour style Focus : Social Keyword (Hi) : Stable, dependable, amiable, good listener, deliberate, persistent. (Low) : Alert, Active, Eager, Demonstrative, Restless. Communicating style: Listen Managerial style : Procedural Motivators : Job Contract & Group inclusion Fears : Insecurity Question : How are we doing this? Power : Experience

Compliance’s behaviour style Focus : Policy Keyword (Hi) : Carefull, Complient, Precise, Logical, Perfectionist, Systematic, Accurate. (Low) : Persistent, Stubborn, Independent, Strong Wild. Communicating style: Write Managerial style : Rigid Motivators : Job specs and Rules Fears : Critics Question : Why are we doing this? Power : Know-how

TERIMA KASIH