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...for managing virtual teams over the life of a project.<ref name="success">"Motivation in Virtual Project Management" Raul Ferrer Conill. http://www.diva-portal.o
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...ds, interests, feelings, level of importance, engagement, negative impact, motivation etc. in relation to the project is defined in order to fully understand the
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...o stresses that a core benefit from carrying out Kaizen Events is creating motivation and problem-solving capabilities for the individual employees.
...s helping employees develop new problem-solving capabilities and increased motivation to participate in future improvement activities <ref name="ref5"> ''Drickha
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...corporate level. It leads to an inspired working environment with a higher motivation of employees. Employees know precisely for whom the product is designed. Cu
.... Therefore, in KPI driven organizations it might be difficult to keep the motivation using Design Thinking high.<ref name=Limits></ref>
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...nce and their single minded and resolute pursuit of this end is their main motivation. The Specialist is likely to be recognized by colleagues as an expert to tu
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...s devoted to daily management of projects such as giving feedback, keeping motivation and dealing with conflicts. In doing so, the Johari window, Maslows hierarc
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...oject managers. For all this reasons is important for the managers to keep motivation and ambition. They should be aware before starting that extreme projects ar
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...in new ideas from others and meanwhile lead employees to a higher level of motivation ( they can come out with their ideas ).
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* '''Motivation :''' Employees that are already associated to their mundane activities need
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...s no prior central intension how the goal should be reached, but goal is a motivation force showing the direction. The route is discovered by ‘one step at a ti
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... order to improve the performance of the group is necessary some extrinsic motivation as additional salary, time off when the program is completed, potential pro
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...one. This ‘overuse’ often has a negative effect on the team members’ motivation, as it’ll cause loss of luster and distinctiveness, not to mention the ti
...f the tool. The Milestone Plan will, if done correctly, act as an enormous motivation tool along with making sure the project is on track and on the way to succe
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: - Lack of motivation among the employees.
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...e explosion leading to 167 deaths on the Piper Alpha platform in 1988. The motivation for Shell was to ensure that the necessary risk controls are consistently i
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...f risk management and process control in hospital project management. His motivation is that healthcare sector usually does not face the competitive pressure as
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... is not a real recognition from the company for the well-working team, the motivation of the employees could disappear. Cluster teams are totally the opposite of
...company a clear outcome and work for this unique result. It ensures a high motivation of the members to achieve the same goal. Therefore, the project should be d
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... the world. It divides the EVM users according to the industry sector, the motivation to use EVM and the organisational role. The author investigates the current
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...gaining is a negotiation strategy in which parties collaborate to find the motivation behind the initial request and develop a "win-win" solution to their disput
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...ent and the project team. But a topic that is often overlooked is the team motivation.
...e.wordpress.com. Available at: https://eight2late.wordpress.com/2008/08/29/motivation-in-project-management/ [Accessed 15 Sep. 2016]. ''The author behind this bl
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...evelopment with individuals lacking information and consequently decreased motivation.
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...lly on the “''mutual professional respect''” and “''the participants motivation''”. <br />
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...portant part, is it a burning platform or a golden wish that should be the motivation for the project is up to the project manager to figurer out.
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...c iteration loop . In order to achieve engagement and correlated with that motivation of all involved resource groups they should be taken into consideration dur
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...nce (EQ). This intelligence measures self-awareness, emotional resilience, motivation, sensitivity, influence, intuitiveness and Conscientiousness.
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... L., (2000). ''Self-determination theory and the facilitation of intrinsic motivation, social development, and well-being'', American Psychologist, 55(1): 68–7
...epeating an analogous task. This results in selecting a person which shows motivation and potential. Whether this person actually manages the work is not known u
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...g. The team can be profoundly damaged and this can lead to low morale, low motivation and even breaking apart. This kind of situation has to be very quickly hand
...Part Five: Leading Individual and Groups'' explains further the sources of motivation and performance, the leadership and effectives groups and teams.
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...ged to be one focused on cost-reduction, and was redirected towards one of motivation to finish the project on quality and safety as key drivers. Since any colla
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...has a positive effect on the projects. The positive effect could be higher motivation among the project team or a higher strive to finish the project within its
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# No criticism or negativity is allowed. This will kill the motivation and creativity at the participants, and the brainstorming is ended before i
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...should be a constant state of improvement via meetings, self-awareness and motivation incentives. Remember that healthy competition drives a successful project b
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* Is there overall motivation for rescue?"<ref name="Kerzner"/>
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...nce people have different needs, and therefor might need different ways of motivation. This calls for different treatment of each member, but it is also importan
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...uality_Management '''''Total quality management (TQM)''''']</span>, or the motivation of continuous process improvement to achieve higher and higher levels of co
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...y in advance<ref name="master_thesis"></ref>. These statistics are a major motivation, for studying and identifying the wastage, which is frequently present in t
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... industry is to a large extent based on a certain way of doing everything, motivation of learning new things is therefore fundamental for using BIM.
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...est price, set up in the competitive tendering process largely removes the motivation for tenders to offer alternative ways of meeting client needs. Beneficial e
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...e employers’ perspective. However, this setup reduces the contractors’ motivation to achieve savings greater than 5% as it would increase possibility of star
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...f risk management and process control in hospital project management. His motivation is that healthcare sector usually does not face the competitive pressure as
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...is power is used in a reasonable way, this will often lead to an increased motivation among the employees. But if reward power is used to often the system has th
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*Motivation can be provided through an individual pursuing as yet unmet needs
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...nce of using the Stage-Gate Process, and may result in a great decrease of motivation for project members to participate in future projects.
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The '''extroverted''' attitude is focused on the outside world and gets its motivation from interaction with other people and by doing things. These types of peop
...tude have a personality focused on the inner world and gets its energy and motivation from thoughts, information, ideas, and concepts. They are usually good at p
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...h the motivation factors (Herzberg).<ref> Herzberg, F.; et al. (1959), The motivation to work, Wiley, New York, NY</ref>Kano has found that the requirements can
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...on. On a governmental level, it needs to be explicitly identified what the motivation is for building a water crossing structure and how much support it will rec
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...dentify the personality of each individual. After this give them feedback, motivation etc. according their personality type.
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...]'', 2015. ISBN 9783658050139</ref>. Soft factors are commonly reported as motivation, leadership and culture <ref name=Albach />. As opposed to the hard factors
...nt, Integrity, is the element where the company can rely on the skills and motivation of its managers and employees to successfully execute a project or change.
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... behavior. The theory identifies three major factors determining a persons motivation.<ref name=Jones> Jones, Gareth R. & George, Jennifer M. (2015). <i>Essentia
...thin management. It looks in depth at a few key models and theories within motivation management, and one theory in particular, expectancy theory looks into the
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Servant Leadership has many advantages; increased motivation, focus on the bigger picture and strong teams, to mention a few. Disadvanta
...he same effect. The servant leaders own sweat and tears also contribute to motivation and creates loyalty as well. Another advantage of servant leadership is the
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...rmance<ref name="Locke1">Dr. Edwin Locke (1968), ''Toward a Theory of Task Motivation and Incentives''. American Institutes for Research - Washington Office, htt
...etrieved September 20, 2017</ref> proves that setting goals increases both motivation of the affected, achievements and success rates in different areas.
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... start of the project, while variable fee and target estimates are used as motivation to reduce costs by sharing any cost savings. A guaranteed maximum cost arra
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...aking. If dealt with poorly, it can result in lack in progress and delays, motivation and diminishing quality.<ref>[http://proquestcombo.safaribooksonline.com.pr
...nces. Another aspect is that the high competence teams will suffer of lack motivation from lack of reaching their full potential.
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...viduals into designated project team roles. As the result, team spirit and motivation within a project team will be enhanced. It may occur not so easy, especiall
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Just like motivation surveys, retention is based on a checksheet, but with focus on employee hap
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...t encourages teams members to contribute, thus leading to higher levels of motivation <ref name=Lupuleac> ''Lupuleac, S., Lupuleac, Z. and, Rusu, C. (2012), Prob
...re is a statistical relationship between Belbin team role balance and team motivation.
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...this stage the project manager is of great importance to ensure continuous motivation and effectiveness. The performing stage is where high-performance teams dif
...able contributions it will reduce social loafing because there is a bigger motivation to contribute. The group size is of great importance to reduce social loafi
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... delegating, monitoring and control of all aspects of the project, and the motivation of those involved, to achieve the project objectives within the expected pe
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... communication and behavior, and awareness around stakeholder´s needs for motivation and confirmation. Some of these are called “soft pyramid sides” and are
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...t assemble an efficient team and be involved in the guidance, support, and motivation of the team. Regular communication with the team should also take place to
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...lebrating successes. Recognition is very important here because it creates motivation for further work.
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...ational human resource management, communication and conflict analysis and motivation rewards and leadership behavior.<ref>Ganon, M. and Newman, K. (2002), ' ''T
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...in situations where a project team member is low performing due to lack of motivation, knowledge or skills <ref name="PMBOK" />.
...ontexts (e.g. personal or business), and 3. coaching with different focus (motivation or skills), challenges a Project Manager when coaching is applied in a busi
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...loping a project team, is to have the members enhance each other and bring motivation to the project, resulting in an overall higher project performance.
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...nd easy to use tool for improving relations, resolving conflicts, enhances motivation, and supports self-growth by obtaining a better understanding of the indivi
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...ng a feasibility study a group of project members should be wisely chosen. Motivation and ambitions of the members are key to lead to the project’s implementat
...o tend to posses strong belief into the success of the project. Their high motivation to finalise the project makes them overlook some worrisome elements <ref>Pa
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...nding might be needed, it can become increasingly hard to keep up employee motivation or there could complications staying on track).
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...the project team's commitment, which is directly related to their level of motivation.<ref name="PMBOK"> Project Management Institute. (2013). ''A Guide to the P
Motivation encompasses the psychological forces<ref name="ECM"> Jonas, G. R. and Georg
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...oping new products must ensure that the team-members possess the necessary motivation to strive for more learning. Knowledge may be obtained in several ways. It
...t is recommended to have a kick-off meeting in order to ensure the correct motivation and mutual understanding of what the project has to deliver and understand
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...ed principle for these processes. Teams that have high levels of trust and motivation don’t require strict activity control, only high level monitoring.
...esources referring to team availability, trust, pace of work, collocation, motivation and ability to self-organize. The implementing and controlling process grou
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* Extrinsic motivation ([http://wiki.doing-projects.org/index.php/Extrinsic_motivation],[http://wi
* Intrinsic Motivation ([http://wiki.doing-projects.org/index.php/Intrinsic_Motivation])
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...ds. There are five stages of human needs.<ref name="sta">A Theory of Human Motivation, A. H. Maslow (1943), Originally Published in Psychological Review, 370-396
...h Maslow developed his theory for explaining individual human behavior and motivation, in this article project management teams are evaluated as an individual be
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...an play an important part for organizations and can give both guidance and motivation, as well as provide a description of the organization's overall goal.
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...communication. The project manager can improve employee insight and create motivation in the project involvement by communicating the workflow of KPIs correctly.
* Increased motivation for stakeholders and employees working towards a defined goal.
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...est Practices reported in the PMI standards include: personnel management, motivation, team performance, team structure, stakeholder management, negotiation, com
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...About What Motivates Us", Pink questions the classical school of extrinsic motivation which is based on earning rewards and avoiding punishment. According to Pin
...omplexity, this form of motivation yields decreased performance. Intrinsic motivation on the other hand arises from within and involves performing a behavior or
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... James V. Downton, and which defines the shifting leadership that enhances motivation of followers to reach certain goals, to the Transactional leadership. Where
#Inspirational Motivation (IM)
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...ve knowledge about the team members personal attributes such as values and motivation, personality, and mental skills. This is where Belbins team roles step in a
...f the respondent’s behaviour through questioning six factors: values and motivation, personality, mental skills, experience, role-learning, and environment (Fi
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...rmore, cutting bureaucratic tasks can have a positive effect on engineers' motivation.
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...articipants. By seeing the milestones and accomplishments gives the team a motivation to keep on working on the project.
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..., it is not based on the internal needs of the employees. This might raise motivation problems, due to the neglect of the employee's abilities to contribute to t
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...r article “Building a Practically Useful Theory of Goal Setting and Task Motivation” four mechanisms that makes goals affect performance. They are
.... P. (2002). Building a practically useful theory of goal setting and task motivation, American Phychologist, 57(9), 705-717 ] </ref>
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...of a project. The goals help in providing clarity, focus and encourage the motivation needed to achieve specific objectives.
...ght skills. Are they obtainable? Is the effort worth the goal? What is the motivation?
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...ferent context than projects today. People had different skills, different motivation, etc. In todays world there is a large focus on sustainability and developm
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...t can have a large effect on any project and act as a source of direction, motivation and inspiration. This can lead to a more engaged project team, with much hi
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... of independent thinking as well as organizational engagement. Also, their motivation does not originate from the same sources. The types identified by Kelley, a
...''sheep or passives''', whose thinking and engagement is passive and their motivation derives from their leader rather than themselves.
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...ikely to put their stress on their staff members and plummet the staff’s motivation. On the other hand, if the manager decides to cope with their own stress, f
... way to approach the issue. In absence of this emotional mindset, the team motivation and push for the project will crumble due to the negative emotion emitted b
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... evaluation and remuneration) after team building because it minimizes the motivation of the group members and creates the impression that the teams are not impo
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...and scheduling. The article dives into extrinsic versus intrinsic types of motivation and how these affect the behavior of individuals and performance of teams.
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...ent and focus for managers. The manager's capability to manage their work, motivation, focus, etc is fundamental for the outcome of the overall project, program,
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...llingness to act. The motivation theories will be presented. Then possible motivation methods that project, program or portfolio managers can use as inspiration
... change the work culture and have more bottom-up initiatives? The topic of motivation is very broad and tough. The answers to those questions can not be easily f
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...fluence their KPI’s. When the KPI’s are used properly, they can create motivation and great job satisfaction in a department. It strengthens the collective u
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... purpose clearer. SMART is a management tool to provide clarity, focus and motivation into the project, and making it possible to achieve the goals.
... which will help to stay focused, meeting deadlines and help to uphold the motivation during the project. To make measurable goals these three “''How''”-ques
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... a psychologist named Abraham Harold Maslow through studying the lives and motivation of people who were successful like Eleanor Roosevelt and Albert Einstein. H
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... in long-term projects it is important to maintain motivation in the team. Motivation can be taken for granted but it should be taken as an important ongoing act
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... are attracted to or loyal to their team.[3] This is the starting point of motivation and satisfaction that encourages team members to continue adding more effor
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...e project team up for succes by mainly focussing on increasing and keeping motivation for the team members.
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...m and innovation, it reduces self-engagement and thereby it reducesses the motivation ([[Marslow Hierachy]]).
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... that remains valid until today. It is used for better understanding human motivation, management training, and personal developments. The Five-levels model of h
...s deficiency needs and the top level is known as growth or being need. The motivation to fulfill deficiency needs will become stronger the longer the duration th
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...ifferent departments involved in the project or ensuring the liability and motivation the employees by increasing the company’s transparency.
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...in the popular literature are (1) self-awareness, (2) self-regulation, (3) motivation, (4) empathy, and (5) social skills <ref name="GolemanHBR"/>. This article
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...rg.uk/psychologist/return-taylorism/'' </ref> By boiling down the worker's motivation to one that is primarily monetary, the worker is seen as an interchangeable
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... as experience in the working world, many years of expertise and one's own motivation to drive the project forward. The result of the five-factor model test also
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...ead, these managers will be tempted to use a reward/punishment system as a motivation to manage employees they think are working solely for their own benefit. Th
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...rucial for enhancing project performance as they create a direction, evoke motivation, and create a purpose and accountability<ref name="Osahon" />. In "Managing
... performance<ref name="Locke">Locke, E. A. (1968). Toward a Theory of Task Motivation and Incentives. Organizational Behavior and Human Performance, 3, 57-189.''
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...ve for a project manager since, as a leader, he/she should be aware of how motivation works in the people involved in his project<ref name="PMBOK">Project Manage
...me. A good leader and project manager should know about human behavior and motivation<ref name="PMBOK"/>, which is why the affect heuristic is a relevant topic w
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... projects, can improve the team's efforts and results by giving the proper motivation and covering the basic needs of the employee.
...aslow created in 1954, is a broadly accepted model for understanding human motivation. The pyramid consists of 5 levels of needs, that are universal, arranged in
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...ment as disgracing oneself for example. In contrast there is the intrinsic motivation, where people perform activities out of enjoyment, competence and curiosity
...nd to a higher degree than extrinsic motivation. However missing extrinsic motivation discourages people performing and should therefore not be missed out on. <r
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...k, Uwe (ed.), Quast, H (ed.), Thierry, H (ed.), H„cker, H (ed.), ''Work Motivation'', Psychology Press, pp. 3-25." </ref>. Poor utilization of goals negativel
... way goals are utilized can be reframed to bring about goals that increase motivation, produce higher quality outcomes, and better aligns with the overall strate
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...loyees and just inform them when it is time to do things. That creates low motivation and people are less likely to participate.
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or motivation, only that it is important. The guidelines do not guide the reader on
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...r the circumstance where this happens it is most likely because of lack of motivation. Everyone has the option to slow down and think about the problem, but most
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...provide flexibility to the individual and thus personalize their goals and motivation.<br />
...g measurable goals is essential for feeling progress. It boosts both one's motivation and creates focus. It is necessary to ask yourself and the group:
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...CEAN model to obtain knowledge about strengths and weaknesses. In terms of motivation and support methods, the facets of the OCEAN factors provides an overview o
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...ble to effectively influence stakeholders is to understand their needs and motivation. Leaders with strong influencing skills can communicate their vision and in
...sks. The encouragement of thinking outside the box can enhance stakeholder motivation and inspiration <ref name="DiffManLead" />.
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...rder people tend to work.<ref> Locke, E. (1968). ''Toward a theory of task motivation and incentives''. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/003
...efinite deadline. Not setting deadlines will reduce levels of urgency and motivation and may result in unnecessary delays or failure to reach the
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...assachusetts Institute of Technology and developed in the 1960’s the two motivation theories X & Y, alongside the work of the American Psychologist Abraham Mas
...e two different aspects of project management and employee motivation. The motivation topic is time accurate because of the continues aiming for self- actualizat
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...nce and their single-minded and resolute pursuit of this end is their main motivation. The SP is likely to be recognized by colleagues as an expert to turn to fo
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...ent of companies' image, better stakeholder relationships, higher employee motivation, and better mutual learning. However, there have not been done many empiric
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...loyees and managers in a group environment to increase productivity, hence motivation. The Hawthorne studies were a series of experiments conducted on workers at
...his to motivate their employees? Maximization of employee productivity and motivation is key for a well-executed project and its success <ref name="The Hawthorne
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...sis can help project managers understand behavioural responses and improve motivation, productivity, team cohesiveness, negotiation skills, effective and efficie
...gage with each other if used properly and in consequence lead to increased motivation, less stressed and more effective employees.
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...anagement]] [[Category: People]] [[Category: Human Behaviour]] [[Category: Motivation]]
...gement: The Project Manager’s Perspective">Schmid, B., Adams, J. (2008). Motivation in Project Management: The Project Manager’s Perspective. [https://doi.or
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...that primarily are described as the manager´s interest in the employees´ motivation, well-being and needs, which can provide the work effort / performance. Whi
... goals and results. However, the interest in the employee's well-being and motivation is not so big. This management style is a classic one, where the leader use
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...ling. Whereas while leadership challenges can be bringing coordination and motivation of different project teams, since the level of attention to be allocated ma
... of focus, inability to cope with diversified projects, confusion, reduced motivation, confusion and conflicts over roles are some of the challenges that can be
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...ld be their incompetence. This could mean negligence, lack of training and motivation, or lack of experience while testing the tank. Besides, the crew involved i
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* '''Motivation of staff.'''
Considerations regarding Parkinson’s Law happens in the motivation of staff factor, highlighted above. Here the project manager needs to be aw
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... other relations in the organization. This text covers team communication, motivation, and decision-making between teams and leaders to avoid conflicts and promo
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...novation, increase work flexibility, introduction of new technology and by motivation increase the members participation.
...case the entire project is made during conflict and low morale and lack of motivation, which will make it difficult to get the project completed and reach the go
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...lear understanding of involved stakeholders, their expectations, and their motivation for being part of the project. Stakeholder analysis builds an approach to i
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...of the final project evaluation<ref name="prince2"> </ref> and also a mere motivation for even using a project management standard<ref name="prince2"> </ref>. In
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...K guide, some leadership characteristics are team guidance, communication, motivation, direction and critical thinking <ref name="W3"/>. A project manager consi
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...oject plan. In addition, the whole team is actively involved and therefore motivation increases and with it the ability to collaborate among the members during t
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...y <ref name="Intrinsic Motivation">E. L. Deci,(1975), New York, "Intrinsic Motivation". </ref>.
...erloh,(2002), Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, "Successful Management by Motivation: Balancing Intrinsic and Extrinsic Incentives". </ref>
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...ighly dependent on him as they consider him as a source of inspiration and motivation. In conclusion, this stage focuses more on the people than on the project p
...e relationships and cooperative spirit, there is a dominant enthusiasm and motivation to succeed together as a team. However, it seems rational that there is evi
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... learned through time, while commitment is a combination of confidence and motivation <ref name="OneMinuteManager3"/>.
...s://www.ukessays.com/essays/management/poor-project-leadership-and-lack-of-motivation-management-essay.php?vref=1 </ref>
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...ent, more precisely on the “Estimate Activity Durations” phase where ''motivation of staff'' plays an important role, it is thus an fundamental factor to tak
...d needs to fit with team members’ personalities. As described above, low motivation leads to less effective behaviours, lower performances and compromises dura
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...ent Institute. </ref> Further, emotions can be used as a source of energy, motivation, connection and influence and for this reason EI plays a crucial role in Pr
...cal analysis, the authors ended up to four, as the fifth domain, which was motivation, it was assessed to be included into self-management. <ref name="Goleman"/>
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...s and have ups and downs, and therefore The 7 Habits can be a guideline or motivation to come back on track. In relation to the interdependence, it is difficult
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... of time and effort. Project managers can use this to understand employees motivation for completing tasks. In project schedule management, this is valuable know
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...de very large economic savings from cheap labor, which can be an important motivation for outsourcing. But one must always be aware that there can be many challe
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... of the importance or why the task has to be done. Therefore, he lacks the motivation to get it done in an efficient manner.
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...n more difficult to identify the attributes of a team member such as their motivation, values and personality which is not as tangible as boxing a functional rol
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... realizing that. In any project it is crucial to se progress and have some motivation, WBS can be used to show control points and milestones which can boost a mo
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* Inspirational motivation: a leader expresses the importance of desired objectives of the organizatio
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... and a demand for creating or improving something. Furthermore, individual motivation and communication in team is important to execute a positive project outcom
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...s the new Organizational model. Where the SAFe implementation creates this motivation and the model excludes project management it is only natural that those pra
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...lear understanding of involved stakeholders, their expectations, and their motivation for being part of the project. Stakeholder analysis builds an approach to i
...eholders in order to grasp an appropriate understanding of stakeholder’s motivation, parameters, and objectives in the project. Further, the stakeholders shoul
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...f what to do and why, the skills of how to do, and the desire which is the motivation of want to do. These factors are often unconscious patterns that constantly
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...and the assumptions on how management sees employees and their approach to motivation towards their goal for the organization.
... a project managers job to engage with people and study their behavior and motivation both for individuals and for teams:
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...rder people tend to work.<ref> Locke, E. (1968). ''Toward a theory of task motivation and incentives''. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/003
...efinite deadline. Not setting deadlines will reduce levels of urgency and motivation and may result in unnecessary delays or failure to reach the
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...implemented, behavioral conflicts within a project can result in a lack of motivation among the project team, delayed project deadlines, and decreased productivi
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... serve the purposes of the war rooms. You have increased learning, greater motivation, and better coordination between the team, however prolonged meetings and b
...sically collocated environment will observe “increased learning, greater motivation to work, and better coordination”<ref name="Covi">Covi, L. M., Olson, J.
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... the gaps of the message. This, as an example, can lead to reduced working motivation.<ref name=three> Williams, C. (2017). MGMT7. Cengage Learning </ref>
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...943. His theory search to find fundamental needs to explain our doings and motivation. <ref name="MaslowH"/>
...he person is missing something. These needs are what creates the drive and motivation until they are fulfilled, like for example food and a steady job. The last
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...m discussions where processes and regulations are reviewed could boost the motivation of the members. A gymnastics team is one of the many examples which could r
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...ly successful in each one's field, you need that extra motivation, and hat motivation needs to have a source. In Toto's case, it was a harsh upbringing with his
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...ir goal is to show the adverse consequences of their current behavior as a motivation to improve. As mentioned above, their suggestions lead towards the 9,9 styl
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:- Motivation on team management, group work and using Tuckman's model can be found in th
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...quired to obtain the necessary knowledge for the project to succeed. A key motivation for developing and implementing risk assessment systems is the ability to m
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...can escalate, and can affect the project team members with reduced morale, motivation, and trust.
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... strict about the cost, whick has as an outcome the lack of creativity and motivation from the side of the value engineering team.
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...processes and The Conducting Daily Standup have an impact on the increased motivation of employees.
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...ible, in practical matters a combination of both applies to the reasons of motivation for most people. Different characteristics of extrinsic motivations can be
While motivation theories have been described long ago in history, extrinsic motivation has a longer history of application. Furthermore, extrinsic motivations hav
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...and task management skills can lead to better work-life balance, increased motivation, and improved overall well-being.
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...nicated in the team, running the project becomes less complicated from the motivation perspective.
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...est in the details and execution of the task, which affects the employees' motivation and desire to work <ref name="Adizes, I”> Adizes, I. (2004). “Managemen
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...n be used as a predefined target, that can be reached by the team, through motivation from the leader. Răducan et. al further emphasizes that the most important
...eam inefficiently, it is therefore important to keep an eye on one’s own motivation and drive. Furthermore, it is possible to keep track of one’s own leaders
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[[File:Expectancy.PNG|right|thumb|500px|Figure 1: Effort Motivation (own figure, following <ref name="Shepperd"/>)]]
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== Motivation ==
And this bring the article back to the motivation paragraph. Because since lean project management is all about using standar
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#:Lean-Agile leaders aim to leverage the intrinsic motivation of employees leading to better outcomes for individuals, customers, and the
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...s required. In order to acquire endorsement from stakeholders and provide motivation to the team, the project manager must also convey the project's strategic p
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...lls are needed. A high degree of skill variety tends to increase intrinsic motivation for the members. Task identity describes to what degree a piece of work req
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* The collaborative approach promotes teamwork and thus increases the motivation of employees<ref name="CI process">M. Imai, Kaizen: The key to Japan's comp
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...supported and motivated, keeping a good environment and giving people high motivation. Transparency and face to face conversation are the base to gather all the
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...hile working in a group or team, as opposed to working alone. This loss of motivation leads to a reduction in performance and effort exerted by the individual in
=== Social Loafing and Motivation ===
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* Being healthy improves your ability and possibly your motivation to work.
...stedt, Margareta.Working conditions in projects: Perceptions of stress and motivation among project team memebers and project managers. International Journal of
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...ing or benefit from the opportunity happening themselves, increasing their motivation to provoke the risk<ref name=rt_enisa/>.
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...="Herzberg"> Herzberg, Frederick; Mausner, B.; Snyderman, B.B. (1959). The motivation to work (2nd ed.). New York: Wiley. ISBN 978-0-471-37390-2. </ref>
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...ngth and extent of bonds between members of a same team. It determines the motivation of team-mates to remain in the team and achieve the common goal. Due to its
...n team cohesion and team performance. <ref name="first"/> Cohesion fosters motivation among team-mates and allows coordination, increases creativity and allows a
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...is defined by six factors: personality, mental ability, current values and motivation, field constraints, experience, and role learning. Furthermore, a team role
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... is an important tool, when managing projects, teams, and companies. Since motivation is intangible and rather complex, the direct effect of different motivation
...cts out of personal reasons, which can be enjoyment for example. Extrinsic motivation on the other hand is rooted in behaviour, that is enabled by external sourc
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===EI: Individual Effort and Motivation===
...l skills such as self-awareness, self-control and understanding of one’s motivation. This is clear that is a task that should be fulfill by the individual, nev
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<ref name="Maslow">Maslow, Abraham. (1943). A Theory of Human Motivation. Psychological review. 50. 370. http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/downlo
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Motivation can be defined as “the need or reason for doing something.”<ref name ="
... stimulate individuals and project teams to achieve great accomplishments. Motivation can also create an environment that fosters teamwork and collective initiat
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...rograms. Knowing which style to use is a must as up to 70% of employee’s motivation and productivity is influenced by the different style used as noted by Smar
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...s are considered, which reflect how Kanban is affecting the efficiency and motivation of workers.
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which will then increase the passion and motivation to reach even a higher point of creativity and production.
5. Reserve ample time for your group to be effective, yet focused. Motivation decreases with each
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'''''Social loafing''''' is defined as the reduction of effort and motivation of individuals when working collectively, compared to working by themselves
... of the lower individual performance in Ringelmann’s experiment: loss of motivation or coordination loss <ref NAME="SAVE3">Williams, K. D. et al. Social Loafin
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...ing more time than desired. In this sense, understanding the psychology of motivation is key, as money is not the most effective reward.
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...experience in managing diverse projects. <ref name="Dunn"> Steven C. Dunn, Motivation by Project and Functional Managers in Matrix Organizations, Engineering Man
Concerning each employee and their job satisfaction, it is argued that the motivation and commitment increase due to their higher influence in each project and t
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... control of all the aspects of the project. Project management is also the motivation of those involved in the project. This is done to achieve the project objec
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...am to organize all the post-it notes. This is a way of creating energy and motivation as the ideas are shared. The facilitator may ask each person to state one o
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...tional space''''' - This is also known as the ABV space and has to do with motivation of the individual such as job security, working
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*suppression of the initiative and creative potential of subordinates, weak motivation, lack of effective incentives for work
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...off by being a good listener. Listen to the other persons feelings, ideas, motivation etc. Then, by taking your counterparts thoughts into consideration, express
...ation of having a clean mouth and good dental health is what gives you the motivation to brush your teeth, not the activity itself. There is a lot of examples, b
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...ques. Training and monetary bonuses for delivering in time could give them motivation for extra effort.
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...otivation. Various opinions are held by different members, which serves as motivation. This also gives team members the confidence to express their views, which
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...n teams (especially when exceeding 3 members) can be lower compared to the motivation while performing individual tasks <ref name="Gil">
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'''''Social loafing''''' is defined as the reduction of effort and motivation of individuals when working collectively, compared to working by themselves
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...s required. In order to acquire endorsement from stakeholders and provide motivation to the team, the project manager must also convey the project's strategic p
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...ple-oriented "soft" success factors. Like individual or group behavior and motivation. Change management is not applied in these cases at all or only insufficien
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* Intrinsic Motivation ([http://wiki.doing-projects.org/index.php/Intrinsic_Motivation])
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...r"/>. Neglecting efficient organization of projects often leads to lack of motivation, which causes schedule overruns and hence budget overruns <ref name="lock"/
...ives. Neglecting efficient organization of projects often leads to lack of motivation, which causes schedule overruns and hence budget overruns <ref name="lock"/
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... the strategic management of beginnings, midpoints, and endings to enhance motivation and engagement and the importance of synchronizing and thinking in groups w
...examines the significance of beginnings, midpoints, and endings in shaping motivation, performance, and goal achievement. Recognizing the unique challenges and o
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...ork on the project of their own free will and be driven by their intrinsic motivation to continue working on it until completion <ref name="swink"/>. In addition
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...es are required for different project types. Critical thinking, influence, motivation, and conscientiousness are all projects' most eligible leadership success f
...ip'' are change, vision, mission, communication, proactive, high risk, and motivation. <ref name="Book2"/>
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...italizing on the fresh start effect. This strategy could lead to increased motivation and engagement among team members and a higher return on investment for the
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...y <ref name="Grant2007">Grant, A. M. (2007). Relational job design and the motivation to make a prosocial difference. Academy of Management Review, 32(2), 393-41
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... fulfils the employee’s psychological needs, to maintain their intrinsic motivation.
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...cluding the functions of management, organizational structure, leadership, motivation, and communication. The authors use real-world examples and case studies to
...uthors argue that task interdependence, group cohesiveness, and individual motivation are critical factors that influence group performance, and provide practica
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...ach team member's personality qualities, managers can increase team member motivation and job satisfaction <ref name="PRINCE2" />.
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...sible with a homogenous team. Furthermore, diverse teams often show better motivation and members tend to become more ambitious to perform even better. Diverse t
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...g all relevant stakeholders. Furthermore, involvement in planning leads to motivation to carry out the plan <ref name="Webster"> Webster, F. M. (1994).''The WBS'
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...ish certificates that give evidence about the state of the competence. The motivation to acquire enough knowledge, to pass the requirements for a certificate can
... from the project manager to the organization. Success is dependent on the motivation of the project manager and the support of supervisors. Therefore, the task
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...eeds to analyze and conclude on the individual’s task knowledge, skills, motivation, and confidence. <ref name="SLII"></ref>
Supporting leadership is suited for those that have competences but lacks the motivation or drive to complete the task. In this role, it is important that the leade
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...ue of incorporating game-like components into non-game activities to boost motivation and engagement, they are made to exploit human psychology in a similar mann
...ople to take responsibility for their labour and compete with one another; Motivation is the internal force that drives people to carry out tasks and achieve the
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...so in some situations have positive effects, such as increasing morale and motivation. Optimism biases are usually found in smaller teams.
...o sort out information because of our limited capabilities, 2) emotion and motivation also play a huge role when in need to make decisions, 3) social influence,
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...aracteristics, and their behavior in relation to their facilitation, their motivation to their team members, and how they essentially manage their teams. It is s
This leadership style has faced some criticism because it revolves around motivation and morality and for not being ethical, since it’s based on emotional fac
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...oject management pillars explained by <ref name="DShandbook" /> is people. Motivation inside the project team and stakeholders’ management are areas that will
... that new branch suggested that more naïve professionals arrive with more motivation and commitment to learn, develop, and execute tasks, while a more experienc
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...y-value theory provides a framework for assessing an individual’s effort motivation, based on three main factors: Expectancy, Instrumentality and Outcome value
...me value (OV), as given in the formula below <ref name="Vroom">[''Work and Motivation'']Vroom, V.H. , 1964, New York: Wiley </ref> <ref name="Karau">[''Social Lo
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..._slides_2"> Thuesen, Christian (2023), DTU ProjectLab, People Slides about Motivation (127-128). </ref>. Historically, war rooms have been physical rooms, where
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...esive in-group, when the members’ strivings for unanimity override their motivation to realistically appraise alternative courses of action”. In other words,
...opics useful to manage a successful project, as team building, networking, motivation, and collaboration are covered. The books also underlines the importance of
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...d knowledge to perform technical tasks, they also have the willingness and motivation to perform, and the ability to fit their own field of expertise into the la
...)<ref name="ninth" /> one of the two main factors that shake up employees' motivation to work is incentives
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The Hawthorne Effect has practical applications in areas such as employee motivation, research methodology, and organisational behavior. However, it is essentia
...erest in employees and their working conditions, managers can help enhance motivation and engagement. Actively seeking employee feedback, providing opportunities
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# Pryor, J.L. and Guthrie, C. (2010). The private life of Henri Fayol and his motivation to build a management science. Journal of Management History.
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...luding unclear roles and responsibilities, lack of accountability, and low motivation levels, this article discusses its consequences in its Reason section. This
...ich individuals feel valued and respected for their contributions promotes motivation and engagement - essential components to ensure the success of a project, p
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...nt and its negative impacts. These includes reduced team morale, decreased motivation, increased stress levels, and a less successful project result.
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...es to be managed well when their self-efficacy is low, as it affects their motivation to work, and may even affect the quality of work they perform.
...d to their personal portfolio of consultant work, and their engagement and motivation is therefore important for the success of the project <ref name="Dansk Stan
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...ive way to steer diverse teams toward shared goals through inspiration and motivation. <ref>
...le and motivating team members towards a common goal through inspirational motivation that provides them with a sense of direction.
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...ent, improved project outcomes and performance, and better team morale and motivation. However, there are also some limitations to consider, such as the potentia
... the underlying factors that contributed to it can also boost team morale, motivation, and engagement, leading to increased commitment and better overall perform
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...emonstrated that perceptions of how managers acted were a critical part of motivation and better performance,' Crainer says in a study of humane approaches to ma
...igned to explore the impact of social factors on employee productivity and motivation. The difference between the assembly relay test and the mica was that while
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...ntive theory has its origin in the desire to understand human behavior and motivation. Adam Smith, in his book "The Theory of Moral Sentiments" argued that human
...yer, the clarity of performance expectations, and the employee's intrinsic motivation.
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... disconnected from each other and the project, which can lead to a lack of motivation, engagement, and ultimately productivity.
*''Increased engagement:'' VR can increase team member engagement and motivation by providing a more interactive and stimulating environment for project wor
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...roject management is about emotional intelligence and soft skills, such as motivation and communication. It requires skills in human relations.
...ssage that came with the studies – that people are highly influenced and motivation by social factors – hence the need for project managers possessing both h
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...creativity when it comes to design. ''Creating'' is defined by an inspired motivation to express creatively. ''Making'' is more about one's ability and skill. Wi
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...lign with their natural tendencies, managers can increase team engagement, motivation, and productivity. However, it is important to consider various factors whe
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...e allocation, and an increasing sense of belonging among team members. The motivation to work as a team and the opportunity to combine different ideas and experi
...ich leads to a more positive work environment. Positive attitudes increase motivation on the one hand and reduce stress on the other hand. Maintaining a positive
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...right mix of individuals, and creating conditions that will result in high motivation of team members. Efficient allocation of human resources helps maximize the
...e effectively with team members and stakeholders to achieve project goals. Motivation is key to project success, and project managers with strong interpersonal a
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...ry, releasing tension, enhancing imagination and providing inspiration and motivation. Brewer states: ''“Baroque music, such as that composed by Bach, Handel o
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...s are that of individuals engaging in self-mastery activities showing more motivation, while others that spent free-time watching television showed increased pos
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...r's leadership style has a significant impact on the project, the team’s motivation and productivity, and overall performance. Different leadership styles can
...hip style refers to the approach that a manager or leader takes to provide motivation and direction to their team and achieve project objectives. There are numer
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...e high intrinsic effort defines above all the need for control, or the own motivation in a demanding work situation. Reward is described in the Effort-Reward-Imb
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...the organization, while minimizing micromanagement and maximizing employee motivation. [https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-mitigate-strategic-misrepresentation-u
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...th the needs of your team or organization. For example, if your team lacks motivation, a transformational leadership style that emphasizes vision and inspiration
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...in the whole Body of knowledge. This comes clear when the reader looks for motivation in a team, or goal setting techniques. Still, the PMBOK recognizes the impo
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...dership, which are establishing and maintaining vision, critical thinking, motivation and interpersonal skills <ref name="PMBOK"> </ref>.
...am members as well as keeping them dedicated to the project and its goals. Motivation might come from within (intrinsic) or from outside (extrinsic). To get the
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...nal and professional endeavors. Therefore, by providing clarity and focus, motivation, accountability, increased productivity, and better decision-making, goal s
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...an be achieved. If all estimates are too low, it might effect the team’s motivation negatively since they can not complete a single task on time. On the other
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...her as a team. Negative group dynamics can also lead to conflict and lower motivation among team members, this is where the manager's efforts and skills are cruc
#Rewards, which influence the motivation of people to perform and address organizational goals.
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...judgment and lead to bad desition making, but they can also be a source of motivation, inspiration, and innovation. The purpose of this article is not to dismiss
...ment. When managers trust their employees to do their job, it can increase motivation and productivity. Employees who feel trusted are more likely to take owners
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...eans employees are the ones pulling the resources and training, due to the motivation factor of improving the value stream, which they are the backbone of every
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...teps have been completed. Team members frequently exhibit higher levels of motivation and engagement – increasing their work performance – when assigned task
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...d introduce the concept to the team members, highlighting the benefits and motivation for the establishment of a psychologically safe space. Although TPS is some
...s important for the project manager to take the time to identify their own motivation for establishing psychological safety, clarify the desired outcomes, and or
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...n Wiley & Sons </ref> To create such an environment proper communication, motivation, and taking action when the situation calls for it, is needed. <ref name="P
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...nts. By doing so, individuals can benefit from the increased productivity, motivation, and focus that time blocking can provide. <ref name="wikipedia"/>
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