MindMap Gallery PMP Project Management Name Theory Inventory PMBOK V6
Summary of PMP project management principles/theories of Gui Lao naming, including the proposer of each principle, principle definition, use, and suitable scenarios For example, Peter's theorem, Delphi principle, Parkinson's law, quality management master, incentive mechanism, etc.
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This is a mind map about bacteria, and its main contents include: overview, morphology, types, structure, reproduction, distribution, application, and expansion. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
This is a mind map about plant asexual reproduction, and its main contents include: concept, spore reproduction, vegetative reproduction, tissue culture, and buds. The summary is comprehensive and meticulous, suitable as review materials.
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PMP Project Management Name Theory Inventory PMBOK V6
Peter Principle
In a hierarchy, each employee tends to rise to a position for which he is incompetent
The assumptions are: the time is long enough and there are enough layers
When faced with incompetence, you have three options:
Give up: return to or stay in a position of competence. History and experience tell us that such people are rare;
Study: Study hard and hone your job functions, but still stay in a position where you are incompetent;
Complacency: When you are in a position that you are not qualified for, and you cannot handle the affairs of that position, you act smart and do stupid things.
Parkinson's Law
officialdom disease," "organizational paralysis," or "big business disease."
Administrative agencies will continue to grow like a pyramid
Everyone is busy, but organizational efficiency is becoming increasingly inefficient
Murphy's Law
If there is a chance that things will go bad, no matter how small the possibility is, it will happen.
Technical risks can change from possibility to unexpected fact.
Monte Carlo Simulation Analysis
Quantitative Risk Analysis Process in the Risk Management Knowledge Area: Simulation
PMBOK V6 P433
One of the tools for quantitative project risk analysis
enter
Progress Grid Chart
duration estimate
cost risk analysis
enter
Project Cost Estimate
output
Quantitative Cost Risk Analysis S-Curve
It can also be used to estimate progress or costs and develop schedules, etc.
Quality Control
PMP BOK Chapter 8 Quality Management
Quality Management Master
Juran
Quality is applicable
The difference between quality and grade
Quality Management Trilogy
plan
Improve
control
Crosby
Quality is in compliance with “requirements”
Zero defects
Get it right the first time
quality is free
non-uniform cost
Ishikawa Kaoru Ishikawa
Ishikawa diagram/fishbone diagram
Seven QC techniques
Quality Chart QCC
Deming
Carry forward PDCA
keep improve
Prevention is better than inspection
TQM
Shewhart
Invention of PDCA
SPC control chart
Taguchi
quality loss function
robust design methods
experimental design methods
Pareto
One of Ishikawa's seven tools for quality management
A special histogram sorted by frequency of occurrence
80/20 rule
The project team should first resolve the issues causing more defects
Delphi theory Delphi
Used in the process of collecting requirements, estimating progress, estimating costs, identifying risks, etc.
a group decision making technique
Three characteristics
Feedback
anonymity
statistical
effect
Able to give full play to the advantages of experts and brainstorm to collect as many opinions as possible from different aspects;
Avoid making wrong decisions due to insufficient data;
◆Avoid the undue influence of personal factors on the results;
◆Through repeated demonstration and analysis, we can finally reach a consensus on a certain topic, which is conducive to unifying our thinking and producing consistent actions.
Project resource management
Building Teams: Tuckman’s Five-Phase Model
Team life cycle
form
Be defensive, polite, objective, reserved
shock
attack, quarrel, conflict, veto
specification
Organized, upskilled, autonomous
Mature
Cooperation, efficiency, pedestrians, sense of community
Disband
motivation theory
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory
Physiological, safety, social, respect, self-actualization
McCraig's XY theory
Human nature is evil
industrial age, blue collar
Human nature is good
Knowledge age, white-collar workers
William Ouchi's Theory Z
democratic management
Herzberg's two-factor theory
health factors
dissatisfaction
Motivating factors
satisfaction
Fromm's expectancy theory
Efforts will have successful results and rewards
E=P*V(target valence*expected probability)
Adams' theory of fairness
Reasonable organizational allocation
McClelland's theory of achievement motivation
three needs theory
need
need for power
affiliation needs
Supplement: Halo Theory VS Horn Theory
Halo: Good on one hand, good on the other
Horn: bad on one hand, bad on all
Jimmy Law Dongguan China May.22. 2021