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Wasting Experienced Project Newcomers: A Dr. Phil Episode (Part 1 of 3)
Joe Wynne is a versatile Project Manager experienced in delivering medium-scope projects in large organizations that improve workforce performance and business processes. He has a proven track record of delivering effective, technology-savvy solutions in a variety of industries and a unique combination of strengths in both process management and workforce management.
News of the Future: Dr. Phil has completely covered all topics relating to interactions between couples. Desperate show producers, bowing to pressure from the gantthead editorial staff, have added a new topic. After some research, they have called upon you to expound upon your project management skills.
You are surprised at their wisdom in choosing you, and you enthusiastically schedule your appearance. Finally, you are getting the recognition you deserve! You tell everyone in your project management professional organization, especially that blowhard who knows every detail of all methodologies.
The Interview Begins
Dr Phil: We have not discussed this in advance with you, but you are here because your manager has seen some inadequacies in how you handle certain relationships in your project.
Dr Phil: We have not discussed this in advance with you, but you are here because your manager has seen some inadequacies in how you handle certain relationships in your project.
You (befuddled at your sudden reversal of fortune): Look, I admit that I am no expert in relationships, but I have followed the proper steps. I have been effective.
Dr. Phil: Well, let's take a look at this video of you in action.
You: Hey, how did you…?
Video rolls with footage of your most recent project. The view is grainy black and white from cameras planted in your building. You and a team lead, who is new to the project but has spent many years in a similar position in another company, are having a conversation in the hallway.
Team Lead: Okay, I'll get …
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