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Last updated on Dec 23, 2024
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Your team is falling behind on process integration deadlines. How can you get everyone back on track?

When your team starts lagging on process integration deadlines, it's crucial to address the issue promptly and effectively. Here's how to realign your team:

  • Assess current workflows: Identify bottlenecks and areas causing delays.

  • Set clear priorities: Focus on high-impact tasks and ensure everyone understands their roles.

  • Enhance communication: Regular check-ins and updates keep everyone aligned and accountable.

What strategies have worked for keeping your team on track?

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Your team is falling behind on process integration deadlines. How can you get everyone back on track?

When your team starts lagging on process integration deadlines, it's crucial to address the issue promptly and effectively. Here's how to realign your team:

  • Assess current workflows: Identify bottlenecks and areas causing delays.

  • Set clear priorities: Focus on high-impact tasks and ensure everyone understands their roles.

  • Enhance communication: Regular check-ins and updates keep everyone aligned and accountable.

What strategies have worked for keeping your team on track?

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    Elizabeth Sanlate

    VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE / CFO / DIRECTOR / SENIOR MANAGER Strategic Leader | Turnaround Specialist | Construction, Commodities & Manufacturing Finance Expert| International Speaker

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    Diagnose the Root Cause Analyze Bottlenecks: Meet with team members to pinpoint what’s slowing progress—be it resource constraints, unclear responsibilities, or external dependencies. Assess Capacity: Evaluate if the workload is realistically aligned with team bandwidth and capabilities. In a prior role, we identified that delays stemmed from overlapping responsibilities. Realigning roles resolved confusion and streamlined workflows.

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    Olga Tereshina

    Finance Business Partner I Digital Finance I Controlling I FP&A I Finance Transformation I MBA | ex- P&G, GSK, Haleon

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    1. Check that all are clear about deliverables (what), timelines (when) and assigned owners (who). Be cautious about capacity and capabilities. 2. Identify interdependencies which might hold back completion of team’s tasks. 3. Have an open conversation with your team about challenges they are facing and which help is needed, prioritize together critical tasks on their plates and postpone or skip non-relevant and/or time consuming other activities. 4. Stay positive, no pressure in your team, demonstrate that you have their back whatever happens.

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    Pallavi Valsangkar

    IT Business Analyst & Product Owner | Banking, Insurance & Healthcare | Observability Specialist | Agile & DevOps | Data Analysis | Machine Learning

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    1. Regular tracking and follow-ups on priority tasks using Scrum and Kanban boards help significantly in meeting deadlines. 2. If you have a dependency on other teams for task completion, create a subtask in JIRA with the appropriate priority for them. This will ensure that the Scrum Masters are aware that you are waiting for their response. 3. You can allocate additional resources—both hardware and personnel—to meet deadlines. 4. If the team is unable to meet deadlines and requires more time, maintain transparent communication with stakeholders, provide valid reasons, and request extensions accordingly.

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    Jefferson Montoya

    Project Management Specialist | Business Analysis | Data Allocation | Process Design | AI | ♻️

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    To get the team back on track with process integration deadlines, first, assess the root causes of the delay, whether it's due to miscommunication, lack of resources, or unclear objectives. Then, prioritize tasks based on their impact on the overall project and set realistic, short-term goals to regain momentum. Reassign responsibilities if needed, and ensure everyone understands their role and deadlines. Additionally, foster open communication to address any concerns quickly and encourage collaboration. Finally, regularly check progress, provide support, and adjust timelines if necessary to maintain focus and accountability.

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    Robina Maihan

    PhD Candidate, Chemical Engineer, Organic/ Polymer chemist, Polymer synthesis, Polymer engineering, physical chemistry, biosynthesis of natural product HR management

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    To keep your team on track, start by assessing workflows to pinpoint bottlenecks and inefficiencies causing delays. Analyze task dependencies and adjust processes to streamline execution. Setting clear priorities is critical—ensure team members understand which tasks have the highest impact and align their efforts accordingly. Use visual tools like project management software to provide clarity on timelines and deliverables. Enhanced communication is also key. Schedule regular check-ins to track progress, address challenges,and realign goals as needed. Foster a culture of accountability by encouraging open dialogue and collaboration. Empower team members with the resources they need and celebrate milestones to maintain motivation and focus.

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