Team Selection and Development Flashcards

(15 cards)

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When does team selection and development begin?

A

During the Feasibility phase and continues into Alternative Analysis, documented in the project charter.

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What is the most common source of problems in team management?

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Poor communication.

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What does RACI chart stand for?

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Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed.

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What is a significant risk that can derail a project?

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Changing team members during the project.

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What are the main types of organizational structures?

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Functional, Discipline, and Matrix organizations.

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Which organizational structure is often used to emphasize cost, schedule, and coordination?

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Matrix organization.

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7
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How does PMI define human resources management in project teams?

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The art and science of directing and coordinating human resources using administrative and behavioral knowledge to achieve objectives of scope, cost, time, quality, and satisfaction.

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What should a project manager include in the project execution plan for teamwork?

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Allowances for training, tools, and other needs of team members.

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What is the benefit of an integrated execution plan in small projects?

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Helps forecast capital cost expenditures for the duration of projects.

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10
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How do multiple teams work together as a project progresses?

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Owner’s, designer’s, and contractor’s teams merge into a collective effort.

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Who has final authority and responsibility for the total project?

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The owner’s project manager.

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Who does the owner’s project manager lead?

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Each design project manager and construction project manager assigned a contract from the owner.

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What functions does a design project manager include?

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Engineering design, land acquisition, environmental design, regulatory permitting, etc.

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What is much of the owner’s project manager’s work?

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Administering design and construction contracts and updating the project sponsor.

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What are the key attributes of a project manager?

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Organizes thoughts and actions; Identifies problems and finds solutions; Works well under pressure; Accepts responsibility; Motivates people with a ‘can do’ attitude; Anticipates and forecasts future events; Works well with others inside and outside the company; Is honest, fair, and respects others; Communicates well (writing, speaking, listening); Leads and encourages the team; Leads forward, not reports backward.

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