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Note | This document was developed by the Babson College Management Team in October 1993, from a checklist originally prepared by Allan R. Cohen and Rosabeth M. Kanter; the tool was subsequently updated by Richard M. Kesner. |
Who is leading the project? _____
Is that person the most appropriate responsible party to ensure success? _____
Does the leader genuinely believe in the project and want it to succeed? _____
Does the leader have the necessary skills for success?
Demonstrates genuine respect for people throughout the organization ____
Listens well ____
Demonstrates political savvy ____
Possesses connections with others critical to the project's success ____
Demonstrates salesmanship ____
Inspires trust ____
Communicates readily and well ____
Demonstrates patience ____
Focuses on goals and their realization, even in chaotic process ____
Demonstrates flexibility ____
Follows through on assignments/attentive to detail ____
Possesses high energy _____
Is willing to delegate ____
Is willing to share credit for project deliverables ____
Has project leadership been legitimized, as appropriate, with
Executive management? ____
Board(s) of governance? ____
Standing committees and task forces? ____
Project leader's boss? ____
Project leader's peers? ____
Project participants? ____
If the project is to be executed by a task force, have they identified/legitimized a leader? ____
Is leadership accessible and open to input from throughout the organization? ____
Are there opportunities for others to take on leadership responsibilities when they are ready and as the opportunity presents itself? ____
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