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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Negative Schedule Variance" – 2 years, 11 months ago
If a negative variance is determined, the project is over budget. A negative variance is your indicator that the project is behind schedule or over budget and that you need to take action. You might have to increase your budget… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "How to speed up the problem-solving process" – 2 years, 11 months ago
To speed up problem-solving in project management you must first define the problem correctly. The to define the problem will determine how to attempt to solve it. Once the problem is defined, you need to start to determine what is… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Most Important Project Management Knowledge Areas" – 2 years, 11 months ago
Project scope management is most important as it refers to the total amount of work that must be done in order to deliver a product, service, or result with specified functions and features. It includes everything that must go into… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "How would you handle team conflict as a Project manager?" – 2 years, 11 months ago
Conflict relates to differences in values, attitudes, needs, expectations, perceptions, communication styles, and personalities. Poor communication is at the root of many failed projects, so it is little surprise that communication leads to team conflict. Without a communication plan, team… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Project Life Cycle" – 2 years, 11 months ago
Product- Solar-powered cell phone charger Project Initiation Creating a business need-eliminates always having to have a phone charger State the opportunity-eliminate the inconvenience of a dead phone battery and reduces electricity usage Identify the problem- Eliminating the need for a… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "How to manage priorities in Project Management?" – 2 years, 11 months ago
Management tools I would use to prioritize a project include: Make the Project Schedule Visible to Everyone this keeps team members updated on their top priorities every day. The use of collaborative project and work management tools lets everyone from… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "As a project manager, how would you handle underperforming team members?" – 3 years ago
As a Project Manager, the key to helping underperforming employees is to act as soon as you start noticing signs of underperformance. Upon noticing changes in their work behavior, you should schedule time for a one-on-one meeting. During this time… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Validation and Verification" – 3 years ago
Verification and validation are both elements of the medical device testing process, they serve two very different but equally essential functions. In simple terms, verification determines whether the product was built right, while validation determines whether the right product was… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Difference in communication when working from home" – 3 years ago
Remote employees are working longer, spending time in more meetings, and having to keep up with more communication channels. Instant messaging platforms are best for short messages that need a fairly immediate response. Email is usually better for longer messages… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Healthcare Project Management" – 3 years ago
@kellyepcarter Hi Kellye, I believe project management is the same across the healthcare spectrum however the approach to the project may be different. The adoption of project management principles in healthcare has dramatically increased over the years and has become… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Improving Team Performance" – 3 years ago
Posted by: @tgt6 One of the major aspects that need monitoring and controlling is performance and this can be recorded in personal and team performance reports. Imagine that you were assigned as the project manager of a brand new team… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Making connections between people and schools" – 3 years ago
@jbarbee Hi Jada, just sent you a connect.
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Making connections between people and schools" – 3 years ago
Hi, my name De’Onna Hayes and I am pursuing a Master’s in Health Informatics at Morehouse School of Medicine. I am excited to connect with like-minded professionals. Here’s my LinkedIn page: linkedin.com/in/de-onna-hayes-9b7248109.
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Organization Types" – 3 years ago
Posted by: @csimmonds23 @dehayesmsm-edu I think you draw a good point as far as how to keep employees motivated with in a functional organization. Its easy to lose sight of the company’s objectives and get lost in the daily rigmarole…. Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "what should the project manager do to create an environment of collaboration on the team?" – 3 years ago
Posted by: @lei-hao A project team is formed by many team members. As a project manager, creating a good environment in the team could be one of the most important things which will affect the final results. In my opinion,… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Projects and Programs" – 3 years ago
Posted by: @zcornelius21 What are the advantages of grouping projects under a program? Working in groups is a common part of the business environment and may help businesses to achieve certain tasks, fulfill responsibilities, or complete special projects. While it… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "What kind of projects interest you the most?" – 3 years ago
Posted by: @jailynp26 What kind of projects interest you the most ? Why? I like projects that provide some real-world learning experiences. It teaches problem-solving, critical thinking, and time management. Particularly project design is an important element of a project,… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Organization Types" – 3 years ago
Posted by: @ajy6 What are some similarities and differences between a functional and project-based organization? Also, which organization would you prefer and why? A project-based organizational structure consists of a general manager or CEO. There are also functional departments but… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Difficult People in Work Groups" – 3 years ago
This is a great topic dealing with a difficult team member is never easy. There are ways to approach the team member to try and get to the root of the problem. Oftentimes you can start by being persuasive and… Read more»
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dehayes@msm.edu replied to the topic "Dividing the Workload" – 3 years ago
Dividing responsibilities or tasks when you have a large group is key. There are times when group members will need to work independently this can be due to scheduling conflicts or the size of the project. One way to structure… Read more»
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