Project Management

Building Trust for the Advancement of Project Management

Houston Chapter

Muhammad leads organizational transformation, building capacity to enhance organizational competence for advancement in strategic direction, effective governance and control.

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Making efforts for business advancement in a VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous) world becomes more challenging when the project team has to earn the trust of the stakeholders to apply the project management approach in the project implementation process. The intensity of VUCA is increasing in various measures with each passing day. The application of a project management approach for business advancement in strategic direction can help.

The challenge with the application of project management is twofold:

  1. Earning the trust of stakeholders for the application of project management
  2. Creating trust in the team for successful application of project management to reach desired results

These two challenges need to be addressed together. Along with building trust, you need to build strengths (through team building), effective skills for the application of PM processes, interrelation with stakeholders and leadership practices. The latter is pivotal down to each team member, with self-understanding, self-management, self-growth and self-grooming all being vital.

Leadership needs to satisfy the necessary elements of trust:

  • Competence: Professionals who are not seen as competent may have a hard time earning trust, which emerges from the confidence of the team/…

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