During a kick-off, the project manager provided training for the entire team regarding the specifics of the company operations that the project supports. A year later, project productivity is suffering because members who were added later in the project do not have the same level of understanding. How should the project manager respond to this challenge?
During a kick-off, the project manager provided training for the entire team regarding the specifics of the company operations that the project supports. A year later, project productivity is suffering because members who were added later in the project do not have the same level of understanding. How should the project manager respond to this challenge?
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To address the challenge of new team members lacking the same level of understanding as those who were part of the initial training, the project manager should implement a structured onboarding and continuous training program. Here are the steps the project manager can take:
Ask current team members to provide training and support and hold a second kick-off meeting for new team members It is the PM’s responsibility to make sure that the new members are adequately trained. This approach provides that training.