Original Source: LinkedIn by Chandan Lal Patary

“One of the major risks in any project is the tendency of its key project decision makers—especially the project manager— to overestimate what they know and Underestimate what they don’t know.

The risk is that key people will take risks, but not manage risk. This means that the beginning of good risk management is the ability to know what the organization and its people can do, and what they cannot do.Discover unknown unknown fast.

The field of organizational behavior contributes a tool called the Johari Window that is helpful when analyzing the personal tendencies of leaders and marketing project managers to “take risks.”

The Johari Window, named after its inventors, Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham, is one of the most useful models that describe the process of human interaction and behavior…”

Contributors: Open Source
Categories: Industry Articles
SRC Type: Risk Management, Sourcing Management, Third Party Management