An 11-step process is outlined for handling an angry case change request on a project. The steps include reviewing the project management plan, acquiring a team to address the issue, developing the team, executing the task, encountering an error, developing options with the team, calling a change control board, reviewing any rejected options, getting approval from the board on an option, updating relevant documents, and implementing the approved change request. References are provided from the PMBok for several of the steps. The overall document discusses transforming knowledge and personality towards strategic project management.
An 11-step process is outlined for handling an angry case change request on a project. The steps include reviewing the project management plan, acquiring a team to address the issue, developing the team, executing the task, encountering an error, developing options with the team, calling a change control board, reviewing any rejected options, getting approval from the board on an option, updating relevant documents, and implementing the approved change request. References are provided from the PMBok for several of the steps. The overall document discusses transforming knowledge and personality towards strategic project management.
An 11-step process is outlined for handling an angry case change request on a project. The steps include reviewing the project management plan, acquiring a team to address the issue, developing the team, executing the task, encountering an error, developing options with the team, calling a change control board, reviewing any rejected options, getting approval from the board on an option, updating relevant documents, and implementing the approved change request. References are provided from the PMBok for several of the steps. The overall document discusses transforming knowledge and personality towards strategic project management.