PMP · Question 96 · Task 13: Mentor relevant stakeholders
A project manager is leading a team where one member consistently produces excellent individual work but struggles to collaborate effectively with others. This team member often works in isolation and doesn't share information or coordinate with colleagues, causing integration issues and duplicated effort. What should the project manager do?
A project manager is leading a team where one member consistently produces excellent individual work but struggles to collaborate effectively with others. This team member often works in isolation and doesn't share information or coordinate with colleagues, causing integration issues and duplicated effort. What should the project manager do?
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Allow the team member to continue working independently since their individual work is excellent
Assign the team member only to tasks that require no collaboration
Provide coaching on collaboration skills while leveraging their individual strengths
Pair the team member with the most collaborative person on the team
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