3rd Phase: 3rd Phase: PROJECT ORGANISATION Plan  Implementation  Recruit staff and organize project team members  Assign responsibility for Work packages.

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3rd Phase: 3rd Phase: PROJECT ORGANISATION Plan  Implementation  Recruit staff and organize project team members  Assign responsibility for Work packages  Solve conflicts  Run project meetings

RESPONSIBILITY OF PROJECT MANAGER  Implementation of activities (time plans, resources, assignment of responsibility etc.)  Monitor project progress, detect variance from plan, design and implementation of corrective actions  Monitor costs  Report on project progress  Predict and solve problems within team

PROJECT MANAGEMENT MEANS:  Leadership of working team  Motivation of people  Communication  Delegation of competences  Requirements for Project manager

CRITERIA FOR PROJECT MANAGER  Education and experiences  Leadership and strategic thinking  Technical knowledge  Interpersonal skills  Managerial skills

INTERPERSONAL SKILLS  Motivate, inspire, support, …  Listen to others, give feedback  Assertive action  Prevent and solve conflicts  Communicate with team members  Flexible, to be able to play more roles

LEADER  Has a vision  Creative, dynamic  Goal-oriented  Persistent, not discouraged by partial failures  Good communication skills  Analytical thinking, intuition

CRITERIA FOR TEAM MEMBERS  Committed  Creative, entrepreneurial spirit  Technical skills  Analytical thinking, intuition  Task-oriented  Abillity and willingness to work under constraints (time and resources)  Communication and team-working skills  Basic knowledge of project management

Example: Conference planning Work Package (WP) Title: Design & print conference brochure Manager: John White Start: Week 11 End: Week 20 Critical path (Y/N): Yes Immediate predecessor(s): C, D

Example: Conference planning (2) Task description: Task: E.1 Input: CV, Abstracts of papers Duration of task: Week Deliverable: Input to the brochure

Example: Conference Planning (3)

Example: Conference Planning (4)

Guidelines for effective project leadership Do not overdirect, over-report Recognize differences in individuals See problems as changes Allow more freedom for individuals Recognize creativity of team members Support tolerance for mistakes, failures React to the positive side of ideas

Guidelines for effective project leadership (2) Be a resource person rather than an controller Create a “buffer zone” between the project team and environment Listen carefully Develop your own creativity

MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS  Challenging, interesting work  Member of a successful team  Participation in goal setting, problem solving  Recognition, success  Opportunity for personal development  Responsibility

Evolution and team development Stages of evolution:  Forming stage  Storming stage  Norming stage  Performing stage  Adjourning stage

Managing team cohesiveness Rich inner interactions Common attitudes and goals Superordinate goal Common enemy Success in achieving goals Low external interactions Resolution differences Availability of resources

MANAGING CONFLICT  Define problem in terms of needs, not solutions  Brainstorm possible solutions  Select the solutions that will best meet both party’s needs  Plan who will do what, where, by when  Implement the plan  Evaluate the problem solving process

MANAGING CONFLICT (2) Approaches:  Competing approaches  Collaborating approaches  Compromising approaches  Avoiding approaches approaches  Accommodating approaches

Managing Effective Meetings Meeting - only if it is necessary 1. Preparing for the meeting: Set a few manageable objectives Select key participants Select a place and time Prepare and distribute programme, define problems, which are necessary to solve, expected output

Managing Effective Meetings (2) 2. Running the meeting: Begin on time Have somebody to take notes Review the agenda Introduce the participants to each other Stay with the agenda. Keep on track. Acknowledge everyone‘s contribution Conclude by stating major decisions taken, key outcomes, follow up (who, what, where, when)

Managing Effective Meetings (3) 3. Follow-up to the meeting: Distribute the follow up agenda to all, highlight assignments and time (who, what, when, how, expected outcomes etc.) Periodically check progress and outcomes Empower people

Project manager tasks outwards  Gain and sustain support from top management  Public relation  Communicate with client / end- user, guide client expectations

3rd Phase: 3rd Phase: ORGANIZE PROJECT SUMMARY Project manager - requirements, tasks Team members - requirements Workpackages (WP) - description Task - description Balancing workload Effective project leadership

3rd Phase: 3rd Phase: ORGANIZE PROJECT SUMMARY (2) Evolution of team Managing conflicts Managing effective meetings Project manager‘s tasks outwards