Who is this course for?

Before I tell you about this course, let's talk about who this is really for. You have a project or program that is troubled–it's over budget, behind schedule, and/or the project is not delivering what was promised. Everyone is working hard, but the project team is not making the necessary progress. The project needs a reboot. You are ready to assess the project to determine whether to recover the project. And if the decision is to recover, you want to deliver great value in the recovery project!

Audience

  • Project Sponsors / Executives

  • Directors / Managers of PMOs

  • Project and Program Managers

  • Project Recovery Specialists

  • Project Team Members

Course curriculum

    1. Welcome to How to Recover Troubled Projects

      FREE PREVIEW
    2. What is a Troubled Project?

      FREE PREVIEW
    3. Will We Assess the Project?

    4. Who Will Lead the Project Assessment?

    5. Evaluate your knowledge and skills of the project recovery processes

    6. Dare to Recover Your Troubled Projects

    1. What is a Project Assessment Plan?

    2. DOWNLOAD the Project Assessment Plan Template

    1. Overview of assessing your project's health

    2. How to Assess Project Health

    3. Here's an example of the GRPI survey. . .

    4. Creating Your GRPI Survey + DOWNLOAD the GRPI Survey Questions and Email Example

    5. Unrealistic Demands

    6. 8 Ways You Can Better Respond to Unrealistic Demands

    7. Bonus: What is a Project Lifecycle?

    1. Recommend Corrective Actions

    2. Develop the Project Assessment Report

    1. Who Will Lead the Recovery Project?

    2. Execute the Recovery Plan

    3. Kick Off the Recovery Project

    4. Bonus: How to Conduct a Killer Kickoff Meeting

    1. Congratulations! You've completed the How to Recover Troubled Projects Course.

    2. Additional Resources

About this course

  • $17.00
  • 23 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content

By the end of this course, you will be able to. . .

  • Recite the four steps in transforming troubled projects into valuable products and services

  • Develop project assessment plans

  • Assess the health of your projects

  • Recommend corrective actions

  • Execute project recovery plans

  • Use lessons learned to find effective solutions

  • Feel more confident in leading recovery efforts

  • Feel less stress/overwhelm

  • Feel more unity with your project sponsor, key stakeholders, and third-party vendors

Instructor(s)

Project Risk Coach Harry Hall, PMP, PMI-RMP, ARM-E

Hi, I'm Harry Hall, the Project Risk Coach. Early in my project management career, I lacked the confidence and know-how to manage projects successfully. And much of my struggle was due to poor risk management. Fast forward past hundreds of projects and lessons learned, and you would see my path to becoming a successful project manager, program manager, and enterprise risk manager. I create project management courses to give you practical, actionable strategies, helping you reach more of your true potential. If you are an aspiring project manager or one in the making, looking for ways to add value to your organization and advance your career, you are definitely in the right place!

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You did not get where you are over night, and getting back on track will require clarity in the causes of your problems, a plan to turn things around, and diligence in executing the plan.