64. How do I anticipate and minimize project staff turnover?
Project staffing is rarely static. The more stable it is, though, the easier it will be to finish your project. Holding on to staff involves both monitoring for and proactively managing potential turnover.
Monitoring for Signs of Restlessness
Some types of projects rarely lose people, and other types lose them all the time. Consider what is normal for your organization and plan accordingly. If your projects are short, your organization is stable, and people appear happy, you shouldn’t need to worry a great deal about turnover. If your project is lengthy or there has recently been a lot of organizational churn, however, it’s a good idea to keep your eyes open for potential problems. ...
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