April 2018
Beginner
720 pages
19h 31m
English
Chapter 2
IN THIS CHAPTER
Compiling an audience list
Identifying drivers, supporters, and observers
Using an effective format
Determining who has authority in your project
Prioritizing your audiences
Often a project is like an iceberg: Nine-tenths of it lurks below the surface. You receive an assignment and think you know what it entails and who needs to be involved. Then, as the project unfolds, new people emerge who may affect your goals, approach, and chances for project success.
You risk compromising your project in the following two ways when you don’t involve key people or groups in your project in a timely manner:
As soon as you begin to think about a new project, start to identify ...