Moving the Herd: Facilitating Multiparty Project Teams Toward Common Goals

by Moshe Cohen

Getting a group of people to move together toward a common objective is never easy. As a project manager dealing with teams of people, each of whom represents different constituents, comes from a different point of view, and is trying to pursue a different set of interests, your task is formidable indeed. To be successful, you need to employ facilitation skills to move the group process forward as well as negotiation skills to make sure that your own interests and your project's interests are met along the way.

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Moving the Herd: Facilitating Multiparty Project Teams Toward Common Goals 1 March 2008