Prioritization and emergencies

So, what happens to a schedule when emergencies happen?
At one time or another the team will have emergencies that take them away from the critical work. In most projects, there will be changes to the market that cause emergency changes to scope, timelines or budget. And, often the PM is the one to direct and support the team through the emergencies.
What happens when the PM is the one who has the emergencies?
Have you set up the project to run without you – even for a short time? Do you have contingencies for your absence?
What are the tips you would give to less experienced PMs?
Happy PMing

Perry

About Perry A. Wilson

Perry A. Wilson, PMP, has solid experience in all facets of Project Management. As a project management consultant, her expertise in process methodology, design and strategic project planning is a huge asset to aid you with your project whether you require hands on support, guidance and mentoring, or training to learn how to make your project succeed beyond expectations.Perry Wilson has developed her approach from lessons learned through delivering multi-million dollar projects, on time and under budget.
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