Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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Define the RACI acronym

A

Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed

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2
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Name the five stages of team development

A

forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning

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3
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The stage where the work is completed.

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Adjourning

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4
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lose-lose conflict-resolution technique. Occurs when one of the parties gets up and leaves and refuses to discuss the conflict

A

Avoiding

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5
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resources waiting for their next task with no available work.

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Benched Resources

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6
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give-and-take. Each of the parties involved in the conflict gives up something to reach a solution.

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Compromising

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7
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the incompatibility of needs, desires, or goals between two parties or individuals.

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Conflict

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8
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conflict-resolution approach, best way to resolve conflict. Involves fact-finding to find solution. Win-Win technique

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Confronting of Problem Solving

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9
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the project manager has full control and authority of the resource time and the tasks they work on.

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Dedicated Resources

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10
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This is a conflict-resolution technique where one party forces their solution on the others. This is an example of a win-lose conflict resolution technique.

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Forcing

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11
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beginning stage of team formation, when all the members are brought together, introduced, and told the objectives of the project. This is where team members learn why they’re working together. During this stage, team members tend to be formal and reserved and take on an “all-business” approach

A

Forming

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12
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the completed deliverables from one project are needed in order to work on the current project.

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Interproject Dependencies

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13
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similar in nature to the overallocation problem. Resource may be scheduled for similar tasks on other projects and you need to work with managers on those other projects to schedule the resource so that they are available to both of you when needed

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Interproject Resource Contention

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14
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resources that do not have a required skill set or may have an abrasive personality.

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Low-Quality Resources

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15
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a leadership technique and a conflict-resolution technique. The act of two or more parties explaining their needs and coming to a mutual agreement on a resolution.

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Negotiating

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16
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Stage where things begin to calm down. Team members know each other fairly well by now. They’re comfortable with their positions in the team, and they begin to deal with project problems instead of people problems. Decisions are made jointly at this stage, and team members exhibit mutual respect and familiarity with one another

A

Norming

17
Q

A chart that shows respective work packages of the departments, work units, or teams within an organization.

A

Organization Breakdown Structure OBS

18
Q

the stage where great teams end up. This is where the team is productive and effective. The level of trust among team members is high, and great things are achieved. This is the mature development stage. Not all teams make it to performing; many churn between storming and norming.

A

Performing

19
Q

resources that you can feel, move, smell, etc. Examples include equipment and materials.

A

Physical Resource

20
Q

Hierarchical chart that shows the sponsor, project manager, and team members.

A

Project Organization Chart

21
Q

a matrix based chart that shows roles, and responsibilities of team members.

A

RACI Chart

22
Q

A resource chart that defines the WBS identifier, the resource type needed for the WBS element, and the quantity of resources needed for the task. A WBS is displayed in chart form.

A

Responsibility Assignment Matrix RAM

23
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A chart that divides the work of the project according to the types of resources required in an organization.

A

Resource Breakdown Structure RBS

24
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assignments of more tasks than the resource can handle.

A

Resource Overallocation

25
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quantity demanded from the resource is greater than the quantity available.

A

Resource Shortage

26
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resources that work for both a project and functional manager.

A

Shared Resource

27
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Lose-lose conflict-resolution technique because neither side wins. In this technique, the areas of agreement are emphasized over the areas of difference, so the real issue stays buried or make the conflict appear less important than it really is

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Smoothing

28
Q

where the action begins. Team members become confrontational with each other as they begin vying for position and control during this stage.

A

Storming Stage

29
Q

consists of activities that help diverse groups of people work together in an efficient and effective manner. Responsibility of project manager

A

Team Building

30
Q

involves building trust with the project manager and among team members. This takes time and is accomplished by being true to your word and having the team’s best interests at heart.

A

Trust Building