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MANILA CAMPUS
ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT
EI 101
CE31S5
“CASE STUDY”
SUBMITTED BY:
CONCEPCION, PRINCESS BRYZA P.
GUJELDE, JOYCE ANNIE N.
SUBMITTED TO:
MR. RICARDO RABANG
DATE SUBMITTED
01/15/2021
1. What are some of the major problems facing the management of Hyten in
accepting formalized project management?
Attitude and Personality is a big factor that can affects one’s performance. One of the
major problems that management of Hyten facing is their employees. They experiencing conflicts
between project manager and functional manager. Each manager has their own responsibilities
in the company, there should be at the same grade level and neither one has authority over the
other, but let’s say there is a situation where the two of them disagree as to either direction or
quality of work. One of them will feel awkward. In any company industry evaluation is needed
to evaluate one’s performance if she/he ready for promotion but some instances even the
employee do excellent job their evaluation is not good because there are personal feelings
involved. There is also the situation where the employee is on the project for only a couple of
weeks, and spends most of his or her time working alone, never getting a chance to know the
project manager. Another problem is that when the project manager will fill out the functional
manager’s evaluation during or after the completion of the project. For me, to be fair one’s
evaluation should be filled out after the project so that the evaluator will evaluate fairly. But it
can affect the employee’s performance maybe they will not show up for few days if they will feel
that their work is not yet evaluated and if that happens the time completion for the project will be
affected. To make it short, I can see that the problem is on the attitude and personality of the
employee. They always involved personal feelings, they do not see how the employees do their
job.
2. Do any of the managers appear to have valid arguments for their beliefs as
to why formal project management should not be considered?
Yeah. Absolutely. Just one engineer, Fred Kuncl, was concerned about the trade-offs
involved in introducing formal project management at Hyten and felt that they could not live with
plant engineering. Our departmental operations rely on extremely unpredictable situations, often
involving rapidly shifting production function-related goals.
3. Are there any good reasons why Hyten should go to formal project
management?
Yes. A detailed and systematic strategy that involves all the related departments is
regulated by formal project management. An organized method or sequence of events does not
adapt the way in which project execution is carried out at Hyten Corporation; thus, the people
employed here are not fully interested in the implementation process of the project.
12. Is it possible that some of the support groups cannot give immediate
attention to such an organizational change?
Yes, some of the support organizations would not be able to provide immediate attention
to such an organizational transition.
13. Do functional managers risk a loss of employee loyalty with the new
change?
Yes. The employee is left with no choice but to bend to the individual who signatures his
or her assessment and/or advancement form in the event that the employee is to be evaluated by
the project manager