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As executives build and nurture their organization's strategic agility in today's turbulent, uncertain business environment, the ability to lead strategic change has become more critical than ever. The Strategic Project Leader: Mastering Service-Based Project Leadership, Second Edition will help project managers lead with confidence in temporary, ambiguous team structures that execute risk-laden work in an increasingly agile project environment.
Like the first edition, this edition encourages readers to take ownership of their leadership agenda and become disciplined in the processes of building a framework of leadership skills. Readers are introduced to a new role: the service-based project leader. This role serves the entire project organization by creating a meaningful experience for team members, customers, and critical stakeholders.
The book provides practical guidance to help you move from project manager to service-based project leader. Detailing a framework for developing and refining leadership skills, it explains how to build a leadership competency pyramid and then execute a self-directed plan for building leadership competencies. The leadership competency pyramid includes an intuitive model that will be helpful to project managers at any level.
The book elaborates on the components of each layer of the pyramid and how each layer relates to the others. A chapter is dedicated to each layer of the pyramid, with supporting evidence for the necessity of each of these layers, as well as practical advice on how to build and practice these component layers.
THE NEW PROJECT LEADER
Leadership in Project Management: A Defining Moment
Introduction
My Story
Are We Better Off?
Two Types of Project Managers
Understanding Leadership
Carol's Story
Effective Leadership
Challenges for Practitioners
´I Don't Have the Authority´
´I Don't Have the Ability´
´The Organizational Culture Must Change First´
Another Defining Moment
Summary
Endnotes
The Rise of the Service-Based Project Leader
Introduction
Importance of Transformation
Separating from the Pack
Efficiency
Customization
Foresight
Connectedness
Filling the Role of Service-Based Project Leader
The Younger Generation of Workers
The Volunteer's Story
Summary
Endnotes
Project Management as a Service: What You Need to Know
Introduction
Growing Expectations
Project Management as a Service
When Professional Services become Commodities
The Optometrist's Story
Information Technology Case Study
What versus How Work Gets Done
Unbundling of Project Management
New Managerial Work
Information Overload
New Work, Old Model
Summary
Endnotes
Project Management Certifications: The Leadership Angle
Introduction
Value of Certifications
Project Management Certifications
Australian Institute of Project Management
International Project Management Association
Project Management Institute
Problems with Certification
Jacque's Story
Summary
Endnotes
Professionalism and the Leadership Void
Introduction
Obstacles to Professionalism
The Leadership Void
Performance and Expectations Gap
Contributors to the Leadership Void
Organizations
Practitioners
Trainers
Where Do We Go from Here?
Summary
Endnotes
The Case for the Service-Based Project Leader
Introduction
Customer Focus
Increasing Portfolio Management Return on Investment
Increasing Project Management Maturity
Academia in Project Management
Ethics in Project Leadership
Summary
Endnotes
Discovering the New Project Leader in You
Introduction
A Commitment Story
Committing to Personal Change
Unfulfilled Needs + Natural Abilities = Initiation of Personal Change
Ownership: Whose Career Is It, Anyway?
Life Choices
Decisions
Truth
Personal Confidence
Group Confidence
Psychological Barriers
Summary
Endnotes
Finding Meaning in Creating, Rather than Problem Solving
Introduction
Structure for Creating
Personal Visioning
Group Visioning
Initiative Visioning
The Creativity in all of us
Creativity in Project Management
Exploiting the Creative Process in Project Management
Summary
Endnotes
Finding the Energy to Make the Commitment
Introduction
Barriers to Commitment
Fear of Change
Stress
Impact of Stress on the Heart and Mind
Durable Energy
Elements of Commitment
Alignment
Direction
Authenticity
Rare Opportunity
Summary
Endnotes
THE SERVICE-BASED PROJECT LEADER'S COMPETENCY PYRAMID
Competence: The Foundation of Leadership
Introduction
Competence
Background on Project Management Competencies
Project Manager Competency Development Framework Overview
IPMA ICB Standard
Lack of Focus on Behavioral Leadership
Summary
Endnotes
Customers' Perception of Your Project: Stakeholder Management
Introduction
Paying Customer's View
Strategic Project Characteristics
Uniqueness
Risk
Temporary in Nature
Expanded Playing Field
Decision Making
Distance and Diversity
What Customers Really Want
Losing Control
Summary
Endnotes
Project Leader's Competency Framework: Service-Based Project Leader's Competency Pyramid
Introduction
Overview of Service-Based Project Leader's
Competency Pyramid
Knowledge, Skill, and Experience
Subject Matter Expertise
Trust-Based Relationships
Consultative Leadership
Courage
Balancing the Pyramid's Layers
Summary
Endnotes
Building Your Base-Knowledge, Skills, Experience
Introduction
Building Project and Program Management Knowledge
A Certification Story
Building Project Management Skills
Real Needs
How to Create a Need Statement
Crafting the Project Mission Statement
Leading with Work Breakdown Structures
A WBS Story
Stakeholder Management with Simple Project Network Diagrams
Risk
Building Project Management Experience
Summary
Endnotes
Building Subject Matter Expertise
Introduction
Why Leaders Need Subject Matter Expertise
Mastering the Acquisition of Subject Matter Expertise
Follow the Money: Revenue and Cost
Business Process Mapping
Research and Networking
Summary
Endnotes
Trust-Based Relationships
Introduction
Compatibility
Building Trust on Projects
Building Blocks of Trust for Project Leaders
Value Proposition
Credibility
Reliability
Tips for Creating Credibility and Reliability with Customers
Intimacy
Tips for Building Intimacy on Projects
Low Self-Orientation
Listening and Disengaging
Tips for Low Self-Orientation
Customer and Project Team Trust-Based Relationships
Summary
Endnotes
Consultative Leadership: Becoming a Service-Based Project Leader
Introduction
Advisory Nature
Serving versus Coaching
Power
Need for Ad