Your manager has assigned you to work with another team for the next few weeks as they need immediate support on a new project. You have been involved in similar projects in your usual team, but you have noticed that the new team follow different processes to complete certain project activities.

You have found that the new processes are not as easy to follow compared to the ones in your usual team and it is likely to take you longer to finish the tasks. When you mention this to your new team members, some of them tell you their processes are more effective for this project. They point you to examples of previous projects that you can review to become more familiar with the new processes.

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Let your manager know about the challenge with the new processes as you are worried about how long work will take you.

MORE EFFECTIVE

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Keep trying the new processes so you can get used to them and tell your manager that there could be an easier alternative.

MORE EFFECTIVE

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Complete the project activities using the processes you are familiar with as you think this will be quicker than using the new ones.

MORE EFFECTIVE

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Go over the examples of past projects and be confident that you will understand the new processes and be able to use them.

MORE EFFECTIVE