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Cohesive, collaborative teams typically are productive and effective. Leadership is a trait required of everyone on the project team. If you are the project manager or team lead, then you also need to lead on leadership!
This topic corresponds to the ”People” domain of the ECO and the “Power Skills” side of the PMI® Talent Triangle.
Project professionals use interpersonal “power skills,” including collaborative leadership, communication, an innovative mindset, for-purpose orientation and empathy.
Teams with these skills can maintain influence with a variety of stakeholders — a critical component for making change.
General guidelines to develop leadership competencies are included here.
Tailor your leadership style to the project.
Use emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills to lead with empathy; be mindful of individual and team aims and working relationships.
Cultural and diversity aspects are important elements to implementing effective leadership modes.
But also look at more kinds of diversity, including differing motivations and working styles of individuals and groups, which can vary greatly based on their experiences, age, culture, job roles and many more influences.
Focus on creating a psychologically safe environment so that team members feel empowered — this takes transparency and fostering a sense of openness.
Communication and openness to learn from others builds trust and improves the optimal options to lead various team members and stakeholders.
As a project professional, you must possess and apply leadership skills that enable a good working environment and guide your project team toward accomplishing the desired result.
This requires a balance of ethical, interpersonal and conceptual skills that help you analyze situations and interact appropriately.
Project managers work and communicate with several different people throughout the life cycle of a project, so having strong people and leadership skills is critical.
Depending on the project professional’s personality and a project's environment, the leadership style that is used can vary from a servant leadership style to a more direct approach.
We will learn more about these skills and competencies in this lesson.
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This document provides an overview of a course on system integration and architecture. It discusses key topics that will be covered in the course including requirements elicitation, various modeling techniques, testing, system integration processes and approaches, the importance of architecture in integration, and case studies. Students will learn about identifying integration issues, technical and business process integration, and evaluating architectures. The course aims to provide an understanding of issues involved in systems integration.
There are three main types of project management organization: functional, project, and matrix. A functional organization divides work into specialized departments, while a project organization separates projects from the parent organization. A matrix organization combines functional and project structures by assigning team members from different functions to projects on a part-time basis. Choosing the right structure depends on factors like project complexity, technology requirements, and coordination needs. Effective project management requires leadership, communication, planning, and overcoming barriers like conflicts and poor weather.
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