A construction project is underway and there are three months left to complete the building. A public authority responsible for approving the final stage is stalling the project.
What should the project manager do?
A.
Visit the public authority headquarters and formally petition them, demanding an explanation about this delay.
B.
Mitigate the risk of missing the deadline by requesting an alternative public authority to participate in the approval process.
C.
Report the issue to major stakeholders and explore possible corrective actions along with legal assistance.
D.
Discuss this with the department head and arrive at an acceptable solution to expedite the approval process.
C. Report the issue to major stakeholders and explore possible corrective actions along with legal assistance.
Reporting the issue to major stakeholders ensures that all key parties are aware of the delay and can provide input on potential solutions.
Exploring corrective actions and seeking legal assistance can help navigate the bureaucratic process and find ways to expedite the approval.
Escalation to stakeholders is not going to fix delay issue. Even with legal assistance it will take months....may be years if you are in Western Countries. Amicable approach will to use conflict management skill to come to an agreement with party.
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