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Heath Suddleson, PSP

FROM PROJECT MANAGER TO PROJECT LEADER

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From Project

Manager to Project

Leader

THE PROJECT LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

Heath Suddleson, PSP

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Heath Suddleson, PSP

FROM PROJECT MANAGER TO PROJECT LEADER

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Course Outline

Team Building and CollaborationNeeds of the ProjectEmpowering and Enabling Your TeamExpectations and Buy InHuman PerformanceMetrics and Reports Drive Behavior

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Building Your TeamYou need your teamAvoid Organ RejectionPlay to people’s strengthsWork for partnership Have the right team to move forward

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Needs of the Project What is good for the project is probably best for

everyone Help others achieve their goals

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Needs of the Project

Limit the liability for one and you limit the liability for all

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Empower and EnableEncourage Team OwnershipReward InitiativeProvide ToolsRemove Roadblocks

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Have Clear Expectations and Buy In

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Have Clear Expectations and Buy InBe prepared for misunderstandings to happenFocus more on meanings than wordsBe open to the possibilitiesTrust your team to do their bestBuild ConsensusFollow Up

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Human PerformanceWhat materials do we need?

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Human PerformanceWhen people are tired people make mistakesWhen people are rushed people takes risksWhen people are rushed people cut cornersIndividual behavior is driven by managersThese situations are predictable and preventable

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Human PerformanceDo we have adequate time to plan?

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Own Your Mistakes

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Own Your Mistakes

Make mistakes and embrace them!

Team members support each other!

Good apologies are powerful medicine!

Embrace the preschool version of The Golden Rule!

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Metrics and Reports Drive Behavior

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Metrics and Reports Drive BehaviorStatistics never lie, but statisticians doReports drive behavior, drive the right behaviorMetrics are indicators, not decisive factorsAnalysis turns data into informationAlways list options, and a recommendation

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Metrics and Reports Drive BehaviorMeasure to what you can executeReports take on a life of their own

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Many of these lessons and attitude checks are excerpts taken from the book, “The Attitude Check: Lessons in Leadership” by Heath Suddleson. This material is protected by copyright and may not be distributed without express written consent of the author.

For more information on this presentation, the concepts, or the book, please contact Heath at (301) 538-9158 or at [email protected]

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