A qualitative approach

Article Abstract:

The qualitative approach to project prioritization considers short- and long-term goals, resource availability and the possible benefits of the project to the organization. Decisions and actions made by top management to facilitate the priority-setting process should be known to all employees to ensure their cooperation and understanding.

Decision-making, Decision making, Management

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Santa Claus and the Christmas project

Article Abstract:

The most efficient project managers consider all the factors that may influence project outcome. They have clear goals and prepares contingency plans to ensure project success. They also have a motivated and reliable staff who can make an intelligent decision when top management is unavailable and the situation calls for it.

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Team building and project management: how are we doing?

Article Abstract:

Team building is needed to facilitate the formation of a united, motivated and competitive project team. It involves teaching team members the importance of respect, trust, cooperation and good communications. It also teaches project managers their role in the team and their responsibilities towards their employees.

Work groups, Teamwork (Workplace)

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