A project manager is leading the first agile project for the organization. During the kick-off meeting, the project manager notices that the team does not have the same understanding about agile approaches. The project manager is concerned about the impact of that confusion.
What should the project manager do to address this situation?
The project manager should mentor the team to explain agile principles and create a shared understanding. This approach directly addresses the knowledge gap within the team without resorting to drastic measures such as switching to a predictive approach, hiring a new manager, or replacing the team. By fostering a common understanding of agile methodologies, the project manager can help the team collaborate more effectively and ensure the project's success within an agile framework.
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B In summary, according to PMBOK principles, to address the lack of understanding about agile approaches among the team members, the project manager should educate the team, clarify project goals and expectations, facilitate open discussions, provide resources, lead by example, and offer support and guidance. These actions promote a shared understanding of agile methodologies within the team, fostering collaboration and effective project execution. Adigun.