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Project Human Resources ManagementBased on PMBOK 5thEdition

Waleed El-Naggar, MBA, PMP

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9.1 Plan HR Management

9.2 Acquire Project Team

9.3 Develop Project Team

Motivation Theories

9.4 Manage Project Team

Conflict Management

Agenda

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Project Human Resource Management includes

the processes that organize, manage and lead

the project team. The project team is comprised

of the people with assigned roles and

responsibilities for completing the project.

Human Resources Management



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Identifying and documenting project roles,

responsibilities, required skills, reporting

relationships, and creating a staff management plan.

The key benefit of this process is that it established

project roles and responsibilities, project

organization charts, and staffing management planincluding the timetable of resource acquisition and

release.

9.1 Plan HR Management



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1. Project Management Plan

2. Activity Resource Requirements

3. Enterprise Environmental Factors

Organizational Structure and culture

Existing human resources

Geographical dispersion and team members

Personnel administration policies

Marketplace Conditions

4. Organizational Process Assets

Plan HR Management: Input



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1. Organizational Charts and Position Descriptions

Hierarchical-type Charts

Matrix-based Charts

Text Oriented Formats

2. Networking

3. Organizational Theory

4. Expert Judgment

5. Meetings

Plan HR Management: T & T



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1. Human Resource Plan

A. Roles and Responsibilities: Project Manager,

Team Members, Functional Manager, BusinessAnalyst, Sponsor, etc.

Role

Authority

Responsibility

Competency

Plan HR Management: Outputs (1)



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B. Project Organization Charts




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C. Staffing Management Plan:Describes the entrance and release criteria

human resources into the project.

Includes:

Staff Acquisition

Resource Calendars

Staff Release Plan

Training Needs Recognition and rewarding system

Compliance

Safety




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Understand the key environmental factors and the

fiveconstraints that can impact the Human

Resource Planning process

Using templates and checklists is one way to

ensure that you dont miss any key responsibilities

when planning the project and will help reduce the

amount of time spent in planning

Exam Spotlights



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You have been assigned as a project manager fora software development project. The project teamconsists of 15 team members. You want tounderstand who is responsible for doing what in

the project. Where can you find this information?A. Responsibility Assignment Matrix

B. Resource Histogram

C. Bar ChartD. Project Organization Chart

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What type of organization is BEST for managingcomplex projects involving cross disciplinaryefforts?

A. ProjectizedB. Functional

C. Line

D. Matrix

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Attain & assign human resources to theproject.

Staff may come from inside or outside the

organization Project Manager does not always have control

over team members selection.

Beware of Halo Effect: You are a greatprogrammer, so when we hire you as aproject manager we expect you to be great.

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1. Human Resource Management Plan Roles & Responsibilities

Project Organization Chart

Staffing Management Plan

2.Enterprise Environmental Factors Organizational Structure

Availability, competency levels, prior experience and

interest

Personnel administration policies and cost Location or multiple locations

3. Organizational Process Assets

Acquire Project Team: Inputs



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1. Pre-Assignment

2. Negotiation

3. Acquisition

4. Virtual Teams

5. Multi-criteria Decision Analysis (Examples

of selection criteria: availability, cost,

experience, ability, knowledge, skills,

attitude and international factors).

Acquire Project Team T&T



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1. Project Staff Assignment

2. Resource Calendar: documents the time periods

each project team member can work on the

project.

3. Project Management Plan Updates.

Acquire Project Team Outputs



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The MOST common causes of conflict areproject schedules, project priorities and:

A. Personalities

B. Resources

C. Cost

D. Management

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During project planning in a matrix organization,the project manager determines that additionalhuman resources are needed. From whom would

he/she request these resources?A. Functional Manager

B. Team

C. Project Sponsor

D. Human Resources Department

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A project manager must publish a project schedule.Activities, start/end times and resources are identified.

What should the project manager do NEXT?

A. Distribute the schedule according to communicationplan.

B. Confirm availability of resources

C. Refine the project plan to reflect more accurate cost

information.D. Publish a bar chart illustrating the timeline.

Quiz



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Creating and open, encouraging environment

for your team

Developing & enhancing the team into an

effective, functioning, and coordinated group.

Its complicated in matrix structures where

there are dual reporting relationships.

9.3 Develop Project Team



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1. Human Resource Management Plan

2. Project Staff Assignments

3. Resource Calendar

Develop Project Team: Inputs



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1. Interpersonal Skills (Soft Skills):

Understand sentiments of TMs, anticipate

actions, acknowledge concerns and follow uptheir issues.

2. Training:

Technical

Soft skills

Develop Project Team: T&T (1)



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3.Team Building Activities: to improve interpersonalrelationships and team cohesiveness, may be by

involving team members in planning.




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4. Ground Rules: decreases conflicts and increases

productivity.

5. Colocation: Placing team members or most of

them in the same location.

6. Recognition & Reward: Formal actions to

promote high performance and involve effective

systems to link between performance & reward.

7. Personnel Assessment Tools




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Theory X : Workers need to be watched, hate work andresponsibility. Managers must use coercion, threats &various control schemes to get workers to meet objectives.

Theory Y : Workers can work without supervision, theywant to achieve, and can make their own decisions.Workers enjoy the satisfaction of esteem and self-actualization needs.

Motivational Theory

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1. McGregors Theory : X and Y

Ouchis Theory Z: based on the participativemanagement style of the Japanese. workers aremotivated by a sense of commitment, opportunity &advancement.

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Motivational Theory


2. Maslows Hierarchy of Needs



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There are two factors that

contribute to motivation:

Hygiene factors deal with

work environment issues.

Those factors prevent

dissatisfaction but do not

necessarily bring satisfaction.

Motivational factors: factors

produce job satisfaction

Motivational Theory


3. Hygiene Theory



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The expectation of a positive outcome drives

motivation. People will behave in certain ways if theythink there will be good rewards for doing so

This theory also says that people become what you

expect of them.

Motivational Theory


4. Expectancy Theory



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Achievement Theory says that people are motivated by theneed for three things: achievement, power, and affiliation. The achievement motivation is obviously the need to

achieve or succeed. The power motivation involves a desire for influencing

the behavior of others. The need for affiliation is relationship oriented. Workers

want to have friendships with their coworkers and a

sense of camaraderie with their fellow team members.The strength of your team members desire for each ofthese will drive their performance on various activities.

Motivational Theory


5. Achievement Theory



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Power is the potential ability to influencebehavior to get people to do things they wouldnot otherwise do.

Types of power include: Coercive power (Penalty)

Legitimate power (Formal)

Expert powerReward power

Referent power

Powers of the Project Manager



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1. Team Performance Assessment:

Improvement in skills to allow for higher

performance.

Improvement in competencies and moral.

Reduced turnover rates

2. Enterprise Environmental Factors Updates

Develop Project Team: Outputs



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Different teams progress through the stages ofdevelopment at different rates. When new teammembers are brought onto the team, thedevelopment stages start all over again.

Remember that Herzberg was the inventor of theHygiene Theory and that this theory claims thathygiene factors prevent dissatisfaction whilemotivators lead to satisfaction

Understand the theories of motivation. Understand the different types of project

manager powers

Exam Spotlights



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Project performance appraisals are different fromteam performance assessment in that projectperformance appraisals focus on:

A. How an individual team member is performingon the project

B. An evaluation of the project teams effectiveness

C. A team building effort

D. Reducing the staff turnover rate

Quiz



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Tracking & reporting on the performance of

individual team members. Performance

appraisals are prepared and conducted, issues

are identified and resolved & feedback is given to

the team members

9.4 Manage Project Team



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1. Human Resource Management Plan

2. Project Staff Assignments.

3. Team Performance Assessment: formal andinformal.

4. Issue Log

5. Work Performance Reports: e.g. CPI & SPI.

6. Organizational Process Assets.

Manage Project Team: Inputs



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1. Observation and Conversation

2. Project Performance Appraisals: Evaluation of

employees from people who supervise them.

3. Conflict Management

4. Interpersonal Skills

Leadership

Influencing

Effective Decision Making

Manage Project Team: T&T (1)



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Conflict Management



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Sources of Conflict



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1. Change Requests

2. Project Management Plan Updates

3. Project Document Updates

4. Enterprise Environmental Factors Updates

5. Organizational Process Assets Updates

Manage Project Team: Outputs



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Take note that the PMBOK states that one of

the outcomes or results of the Manage Project

Team process is an update to the staffing

management plan. However, staffing

management plan updates are not listed as an

output of this process

Understand the different conflict resolution

techniques

Exam Spotlights



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Create a project team directory

Negotiate with resource managers for the bestavailable resources.

Understand the team members needs for trainingrelated to the project and make sure they get it.

Create a formal staffing plan.

Prepare reports for team members performance.

Make sure team members are motivated.

Create a reward system.

PM HRM Responsibilities



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What conflict Resolution technique is a project

manager using when he says, I cannot deal with this

issue now!

A. Problem Solving

B. Forcing

C. Withdrawal

D. Compromising

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A PM is trying to settle a dispute between team members. One says

the systems should be integrated before testing, and the other wants

each system be tested before integration. The project involves 12

systems that need to be integrated and deadline of the project is of

high priority. What is the BEST statement the PM can make to

resolve the conflict?A. Do it my way

B. Lets calm down and get the job done

C. Lets discuss this issue in our next meeting.

D. Lets do some limited testing before integration and finish the

testing after the integration.

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All the following forms of powers are derived from the

project managers position except:

A. Formal

B. Reward

C. Penalty

D. Expert

Quiz



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