The most difficult decision for a project manager is to say: OK! I’ll do it. It’s my job. Let the sponsor do it. No, it’s not my job.
No, it’s not my job.
Waiting for people, incomplete work and numerous telephone calls are referred to as: Time robbers Time imbalances Inappropriate actions Cause and effect relations
Time robbers
Two common time management forms, as described in the book are called:
To-do pad and project scheduler
Daily calendar log and project scheduler
Responsibility assignment matrix and daily calendar log
To-do pad and daily calendar log
To-do pad and daily calendar log
Stress and burnout in project management is usually due to the project manager’s inability to implement effective time management practices.
True
False
True
Project managers that refuse to delegate and have limited faith in the ability of the team create time management problems for: Themselves The team The sponsor The client
Themselves