An experienced, high-performing team has two new team members. After several iterations with the new team members, the project manager noticed that the team's performance has decreased.
First I need to understand why the performance decreased. Did the two team members some wrong? Do they don't have the skills? I can not perform a coaching session with the whole team, when I don't understand why this happened.
When there is a decrease in team performance, especially after the addition of new team members, it's essential to address the issue collaboratively. Providing a coaching session can help the team understand and adapt to the changes. The session can focus on team dynamics, communication, roles, and expectations. It also provides an opportunity to identify any challenges the new team members may be facing and find solutions to improve overall team performance. Coaching fosters open communication, collaboration, and a shared understanding among team members.
Holistic approach: A coaching session allows the project manager to look beyond the new members and consider the potential for other factors influencing the team's performance. Factors like communication gaps, unclear roles and responsibilities, or integration challenges could be the underlying cause.
Collaborative problem-solving: The session creates a safe space for open communication and feedback, allowing the entire team to identify issues, share perspectives, and brainstorm solutions together. This fosters ownership and collaboration rather than pointing fingers.
Targeted support: Based on the team's input, the project manager can offer targeted coaching and support, whether it's addressing specific communication barriers, clarifying expectations, or providing additional training and guidance for the new members.
Voting for C.
Option A (Evaluating the two new team members) may be relevant as part of the coaching session to understand the individual strengths and areas for improvement of the new team members.
But main step would be to conduct coaching session
Evaluate the two new team members: The project manager can assess the skills and experience of the new team members to determine whether they have the required skills and knowledge to contribute to the team. If the new team members lack the necessary skills, the project manager can provide training or assign them to tasks that align with their expertise.
There is nothing in the questions that suggests that the dropped performances are a result of the new teahttps://www.examtopics.com/exams/pmi/pmp/view/52/#m members. The best option is to provide a coaching session for the entire team.
Nothing in the questions suggests that the dropped performances are a result of the new team members. The best option is to provide a coaching session for the entire team.
It could also be beneficial for the manager to provide a coaching session for the entire team to help them work together more effectively and address any issues that may be impacting team performance.
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