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BSBPMG634 Task 1
BSBPMG634 Task 1
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Student name: Hammad Ali
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Task 1: Knowledge Questions
The Zinger employee engagement hypothesis can be visualized as a pyramid comprising of ten
blocks. The structure’s foundation comprises of four employee needs alluded to as “the
necessities”: the need for meaning, improved well-being, enlivened energy, and utilized strengths.
This bedrock row guarantees that employees are cared for and invigorated as they are given
significant work and opportunities to exhibit their strengths.
The second row, “uniting the company,” comprises of three blocks. Typically, the level at which to
construct relationships, cultivate recognition, and ace moments. The objective is to make bonds
and create space for employees to be present and contributed to their work.
The third push, “boosting performance,” is made up of two blocks: maximizing performance and
path progress.
Together, these three rows constitute the core categories of employee engagement and lay the
establishment for the top block, which is the ultimate objective of accomplishing results. The
Zinger show includes several moving parts to assist organizations—and their leaders—achieve
continuous engagement with their employees.
his model invites managers to use 14 critical strategies to help increase employee engagement and
the overall workplace experience:
Achieve results
Craft strategies
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Connect
Authentic
Recognition
Engage
Enliven work roles
Excel at performance
Esteem organization
Foster community
Serve customers
Develop career
Leverage energies
Experience wellbeing
Explain what the stakeholder engagement model is and describe the two
Question 2
types of program/project engagement models.
Answer:
2- Insourcing projects – program is assigned within the company instead of seeking an external
provider.
Regarding the choice of program engagement, the principles of engagement model remains the
same for both internal and external service providers.
Question 3 Explain the difference between program goals and program objectives.
Answer:
Program or project objectives are different from project goals. While the program goals give us a
general long-term overview or outcome of programs in the long run, program objectives are
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usually specific short-term focused outcomes that need to be achieved in order to realise program
goals.
A goal is an achievable outcome that is generally broad and longer term while an objective is
shorter term and defines measurable actions to achieve an overall goal. While different, the two
terms are often used in unison when working on a project. This is because both are essential to
planning and executing a project. Both create measurable steps to reach the desired outcome.
Select four forms or methods that can be used to keep stakeholders engaged
Question 4
in a program. When would you use each?
Answer:
The following are 4 forms and methods that can be used to keep stakeholders engaged in
programs.
1. Verbal
2. Written
3. Face-to-face
4. Oral
Program managers must ensure that the choice of communication means, media, methods and
their communication approaches are in accordance with organisational policies and procedures.
Formal and informal communication are both excellent ways of transferring information to
stakeholders and gaining an insight into stakeholders’ perception of program management.
These methods are used when manager feel discount with stakeholders and wants to increase the
communication with then so that stakeholders are updated, and their concerns and queries are
properly addressed.
1- Users – internal or external customers of an organization who will use the program product or
service. It is important to understand what your customer expectations are.
2- Governance – parties who are interest in how the project will be managed. They can provide
guidance and advice.
3- Influencers – these are parties who have the power to influence program decision. They can
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change the direction of the program: success or fail.
4- Providers – are the vendors who supply goods and service to a company and for a
program/project.
Communication is the key to program success. Program managers are responsible for ensuring the
plan communication strategies and engagement processes are executed in accordance with
organisational policies and procedures. Organisations have communication policies and
procedures to ensure that staff have good interpersonal skills and relationship and set routines on
how communication will be management at workplaces.
Examples of organisation policies and procedures that can impact program management are:
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1- Financial objectives
When expenses are tracked, measured and budget is tracking well, then responsible stakeholders
understand their responsibilities towards creating value through effective management of
finances.
2- Quality objectives
These can be delivering certain standard of service, increase in customer satisfaction and
improvement in processes is an indication of stakeholders creating value through efficient use of
organisation resources and capabilities.
3- Technical objectives
Having the right technology to enable project completion is an indication that responsible
stakeholders are creating value through business process dependencies.
4- Compliance objectives
When the program is compliant to organisation policies, laws, regulations and industry standards,
it is an indication that values have been created through acknowledgement of business boundaries
5- Business objectives
These are the key drivers of program objectives. Achievement of business objective is an indication
that 90% of program manager’s effort which channelled to ensure effectiveness and efficiency in
communication/interaction has been successful.
6- Performance objectives
Small wins are important. If the milestones and program objectives are being achieved, it is an
indication that the program interaction has have created values in activities.
1. Communicate
2. Continuous consultation
3. Understand Stakeholders’ behaviour
4. Plan Stakeholder engagement
5. Relationships are key
6. Provide timely actions
7. Manage risk: Stakeholders as opportunity & source of risks
8. Compromise
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9. Define success
10. Take responsibility
Consultation plays a vital role in ensuring that all stakeholders’ differing interests and expectations
are accommodated. Consultancy methods can be modified to match the informational needs and
perceptions of stakeholders.
Projects where program managers do not seek constant consultation with stakeholders have
higher risks of becoming unsuccessful. Therefore, it is crucial that the program manager conducts
an ongoing consultation with the stakeholders to manage their expectations while delivering
project values. The ongoing consultation involves:
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Develop project scope i.e., describe the scope, determine acceptance criteria, project deliverables,
project exclusions, and project assumptions.
Consult with human resources regarding staffing for project.
Project and develop plans to mitigate risks.
Procurement strategies for resources.
Build relationships with stakeholders.
Communicate with project team formally or informally during project.
1- Targeted consultation – aims to address the stakeholders most affected by the [program
3- Post decision consultation – aims to inform stakeholders of decisions being considered and how
the program will be managed going forward. We would hope that the stakeholder’s expectations
will be aligned with the program outcomes, if not then at least be neutral at this stage.
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