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The project manager’s six leadership roles
See moreLead the project team, the project owner, the stakeholders, yourself and the task.
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Types of conflict in a project
See moreAs a project manager, it is important to assess what type of conflict you are facing and then choose the solution options based on the type of conflict.
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Choice of strategy for conflict behavior
See moreAs a project manager, you must choose conflict strategy with reflection. Read the counterpart’s conflict style and choose your conflict behavior.
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The conflict staircase
See moreAs a project manager you should solve the conflict while it is easy before it moves up the stairs and spreads to several project participants.
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Motivation according to Dan Pink
See moreHow to motivate your project participants. The work has to make sense, we want autonomy and we want to improve. Your task as project manager is to set the energy free in the project team.
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Hertzberg’s motivation theory
See moreHertzberg’s two-factor theory distinguishes between factors that create satisfaction and dissatisfaction. One can think of them as the accelerator and brake. Satisfaction motivates and dissatisfaction is demotivating.
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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
See moreThe project participants are motivated by unfulfilled needs in a specific order. As a project manager, the task is to set the energy free at the project participants
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7 good habits
See moreClear out old habits and establish new useful habits that develop your project leadership
GATE 4
Here you will find leadership theories and project management methods briefly described. This is a quick shortcut to many of the theories and models used in project management and leadership. Here you will find the essence of many of the management books you do not have time to read.
