Your planning session seems to have reached an impasse. The planning team is divided between two ways
Question:
Your planning session seems to have reached an impasse. The planning team is divided between two ways to approach a particularly difficult part of the project. Approximately two-thirds of them want to use a welltested and well-understood approach. The remaining third (of which you are a member) wants to use a new approach that has the promise of significantly reducing the time to complete this part of the project. You are the project manager and feel very strongly about using the new approach.
Should you impose your authority as project manager and take the new approach, or should you go with the majority? Why? Why not? Be specific.
Is there anything else you might do to resolve the impasse?
Step by Step Answer:
Effective Project Management
ISBN: 9780471360285
2nd Edition
Authors: Robert K. Wysocki, David B. Crane, Robert Beck