Abstract
METHOD OF REDUCING SUBJECTIVITY FOR SELECTING A PROJECT MANAGER
Neroslavsky Igor*
Corresponding Author: Neroslavsky Igor, Institute of IT and Business Administration, Belarus, 220004, Minsk, Amuratorskaya street, 4
Revised: February 24, 2021; Available Online: February 24, 2021
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ABSTRACT

We came to the topic of this presentation quite by accident: Our boss instructed us to think about how to exclude subjectivity when appointing managers and specialists to projects.

Different companies have their own rules and procedures for hiring specialists. Most often, these are questionnaires, conversation, interviews, which are also multi-stage. However, having thus obtained information about the candidates, subsequent decisions are largely subjective. Of course, the most interesting is the appointment of project managers.

Analyzing the causes of failed projects, it can be concluded that all the causes of failures do not lie in the technology and in the social sphere. Moreover, these reasons are in the purview of the project manager. Competence is the project manager is so wide that it is impossible to confine a single list. That is, in case the project manager acts known law “immensity”. This is determined by the nature of projects, their complexity and the influence on them of many factors.

Using this technique, you can significantly reduce the proportion of subjectivity in the selection of project managers. This means increasing the likelihood of successful project implementation.

Keywords: Project manager, Criteria, Multiple alternatives, Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), Thomas Saaty.