Project Management Skills Case Study

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Part One: Since first taking the quiz “How Good Are Your Project Management Skills?” until now, can you identify areas of growth or knowledge regarding project management specifically, or leadership in general? Do you find yourself giving more consideration to particular areas, principles, or practices (e.g. scheduling, scope management, communication styles, etc.)? When I initially took the project management skills quiz, my score signified that I am effective when the projects present themselves as simple. I remember how offended I was that this quiz basically was express that I am not effective when projects are difficult. The reason why I did not initially agree with my score was due to the fact that I am a military combat veteran with …show more content…

I understand that managing people is a small part of successful project management, however managing people ineffectively can really derail a project. In order to avoid individuals who are ineffective during a project or cause division throughout the team, project managers need to coach and support his or her team members. (Hall, H. 2016) This is why I have learned from this course that communication approach is vital to the project and having a prompt, appropriate response to your team is important to their success as well. During the simulation scenarios each time the team was met with an issue they had an emotional reaction. It became very clear if I did not manage those insecurities and stress, the morale was a huge factor in having the ability to move forward. All the pieces to the project management puzzle are valid, although the people who make the pieces of the puzzle are the most important part of project management. There is always going to be uncertainty and speed bumps throughout the project lifecycle, but communication and managing people is as important as the pieces of the puzzle that I bullet pointed

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