Executing: Resource Management Flashcards

1
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The process of obtaining team members, facilities, equipment, materials, supplies and other resources necessary to complete project work

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Acquire Resources

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Making personal decisions based on availability, costs, skills and experience, fit and attitude

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Multicriteria Decision Analysis

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Purpose being to obtain team members, facilities, equipment, materials, supplies, and other resources necessary to complete project work

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Acquire Resources

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Purpose being to improve competencies, interactions, and overall team environment to enhance project performance

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Develop Team

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Purpose being to establish policies, procedures and documentation for managing, placing, and engaging project team members

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Plan Resource Management

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Purpose being to track team member performance, provide feedback, resolve issues, and manage team changes to optimize project performance

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Manage Team

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The process of improving competencies, team interaction and overall team environment to enhance project performance

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Develop Team

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8
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Placing the entire team at the same physical location

aka tight matrix

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Colocation

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9
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Contains the team’s guidelines, values, expected behaviors, and how the team members will operate as a team

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Team Charter

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10
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Name the five stages of team development (Tuckman ladder)

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Forming
Storming
Norming
Performing
Adjourning (aka Mourning)

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Tuckman ladder stage: team meets and learns about the project and their formal roles and responsibilities

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Forming

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Tuckman ladder stage: team begins to address the project work, technical decisions, and the project management approach

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Storming

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Tuckman ladder stage: team members begin to work together and adjust their work habits and behaviors to support the team

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Norming

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Tuckman ladder stage: teams that reach the performing stage function as a well-organized unit

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Performing

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Tuckman ladder stage: team completes the work and moves on

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Adjourning (aka Mourning)

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16
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Documents members assigned to the team

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Project Team Assignments

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17
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Shows who is responsible and accountable for each activity

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RACI chart

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18
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Documents the time periods that each team member is available to work on the project

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Resource Calendar

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19
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The process of tracking team member performance, providing feedback, resolving issues, and managing team changes to optimize project performance

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Manage Team

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20
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Ability to identify, assess, and manage personal emotions of oneself, others, and groups

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Emotional Intelligence

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21
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Differences of opinion can be a good thing, unless they become contentious.

Team members should resolve these differences where possible, with the PM stepping in as needed.

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Conflict Management

22
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Name the five levels of Conflict.

A

LEVEL 5: World War
LEVEL 4: Crusade
LEVEL 3: Contest
LEVEL 2: Disagreement
LEVEL 1: Problem to Solve

23
Q

Which level of Conflict is this?

-Information sharing and collaboration is happening
-Communication is open and fact based

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LEVEL 1: Problem to Solve

24
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Which level of Conflict is this?

-Personal protection trumps collaboration
-Communication is guarded and open to interpretation
-People do not share all the information
-Bitterness

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LEVEL 2: Disagreement

25
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Which level of Conflict is this?

-Winning trumps resolving
-Over generalizations are made, blaming

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LEVEL 3: Contest

26
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Which level of Conflict is this?

-People take sides
-Protecting ones own group becomes the focus, instead of resolving the issue

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LEVEL 4: Crusade

27
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Which level of Conflict is this?

-Someone must lose
-The parties in conflict want to destroy one another, there is little to no communication

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LEVEL 5: World War

28
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Which conflict management approach is this:
retreating from conflict (lose-lose)

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Withdraw/Avoid

29
Q

Which conflict management approach is this:
emphasizing areas of agreement, but ignoring the true problem (lose-lose)

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Smooth/Accomodate

30
Q

Which conflict management approach is this:
pushing one’s viewpoint at the expense of others (win-lose)

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Force/Direct

31
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Which conflict management approach is this:
both parties give something up

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Compromise/Reconcile

32
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Which conflict management approach is this:
examining the alternatives, give-and-take (win-win)

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Collaboration/Problem Solve

33
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Which form of Power is this:
formal position granted in organization or team

(aka Formal, Authoritative, Legitamte)

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Positional power

34
Q

Which form of Power is this:
based on skill, experience, training, education, certification

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Expert power

35
Q

Which form of Power is this:
ability to give praise, bonuses, or other items

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Reward-oriented

36
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Which form of Power is this:
ability to discipline or other negative consequences

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Punitive or coercive power

37
Q

Which form of Power is this:
respect or admiration others hold for individual, credibility gained through personality

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Referent

38
Q

Which form of Power is this:
control of gathering or distribution of information

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Informational power

39
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Which form of Power is this:
based on unique situations, such as a specific crisis

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Situational power

40
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Which form of Power is this:
charm and attraction

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Personal or charismatic power

41
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Which form of Power is this:
application of flattery or other common ground to win favor or cooperation

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Ingratiating power

42
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Which form of Power is this:
limited freedom or movement for purpose of gaining compliance to desired action

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Pressure-based power

43
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Which form of Power is this:
imposition of obligation or sense of duty

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Guilt-based power

44
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Which form of Power is this:
ability to provide arguments that cause people to shift to a desired course of action

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Persuasive power

45
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Which form of Power is this:
refusing to participate

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Avoiding

46
Q

What is the difference between Leaders vs Managers?

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Leaders motivate, inspire, and create buy-in for the organization’s strategic vision and use power and politics to accomplish the vision.

Managers are simply task oriented and only concerned with satisfying stakeholder needs.

47
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Which Motivational Theory is this:
employees are motivated by the expectation of positive outcomes and related rewards

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Expectancy Theory

48
Q

Which Motivational Theory is this:
Work environment (pay, benefits and work conditions) prevents dissatisfaction only

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Hygiene Theory (Frederick Herzberg)

49
Q

Which Motivational Theory is this:
people are motivated by either achievement, affiliation, or power, and are managed accordingly

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Theory of Needs (McClelland)

50
Q

Which Motivational Theory is this:
people can only ascend to a higher level after fulfilling each of the lower levels

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Maslow’s Hierarchy (triangle)

51
Q

Which Motivational Theory is this:
job for life increases loyalty

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Theory Z (Ouchi)

52
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Which Motivational Theory is this:
People dislike work
People are self motivated

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McGregor’s Theory X and Theory Y