What is your management Style
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Answer / tushar waghode
Depends upon the criticality of the stage the project is,
organization and client culture, the maturity, seniority,
and dependability of the resources working on the project
and the state of the project, like if the project is in
trouble shooting mode or things are going as planned.
It can vary from centralized to consensus. I generally
prefer a consensus management style but with a veto power
(final say) to ensure organization and project interests do
not clash with resource interests.
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Answer / deepak chaudhury
Mangement style of a Project Manager depends on the type of
Organizational culture he is operating in and the type of
people he is working with.But mostly it can be one of the
two types: Process Oriented Style or People Oriented Style.
The first type of Project Managers majorly focus on the
Proecss part, like What is causing the problem, what can be
made better, how and when? "What" part takes the center of
decision making. At a later stage things are communicated
to the team or people.
The second category of the Project Managers majorly focus
on the people part along with the Processes. Like talk to
the team first who can contribute in improving what part of
the project or the deliverables or the other aspects of the
projects.
The diffrence between these two categories of PM is that
the First category decides first communicates and then
implements, but the second category of PMs communicate,
then decide and fianlly implement. My management style is
the second type.
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Answer / santosh d
Apart from the above a Project Manager shoud follow the
management style which must be Directing- Telling others
what to do,
Facilitating- Coordinating the input of others ,
Coaching-Instructing others ,
Supporting- Providing assistance along the way ,
Consultative-Inviting ideas from others,
Consensus- Problem solving in a group with decision-making
based on group agreement.
Velive in "Expert" powers of Projetc manager.
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Answer / thamada
Consensus management style mostly but based on the
situation may change it to Centralised Management Style
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Answer / yogesh
Management style depends on the external env, demographics
and org structure and culture.
I follow mostly democratic style. And every style has its
own pros and cons.
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Answer / nilesh shinde
apart from above
Controlling - measure, evalauate and take action
Decisive - making right decisions at rigt time
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Answer / saurabh verma
There are tow different style i can perceive
1 Administrative approach
2 Coordinated approach
In software industry 2 is commendable.
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