What Project Procrastination is Telling You
May 19th, 2015 by Clint Padgett
One expert says we’re in a Golden Age of Procrastination. For project managers, this is hardly news. However, if any particular project aspect or team is consistently late, it might be time to look under the hood. What is the procrastination telling you?
Some possible reasons:
- Teams or team members perceive a challenge to their ability
- Teams or team members see the tasks as unwelcome demand on their time
- Team members are pressured by their functional managers to work on other priorities
- Team members are not motivated
- A particular task has hit a bottleneck
- Team members have been drafted into a timetable they consider unrealistic
The Project Success Method offers three integrated management processes that prevent or address these issues with a clearly defined, thoroughly planned, and proactively controlled process during execution. The linchpin, however, is our proven consensus building approach with the team members that builds real teamwork and –most important – encourages the team’s commitment to the schedule and the project.
Some scientists say we are hard wired for procrastination, but if you want better, faster project results…what are you waiting for?
Tags: accountability, deadlines, decisions, focus, Project Management, Project Success, Project Success Method, Shifting the Worry Curve
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