Why project managers need to have local knowledge?

Despite globalization, many different calendars and clocks coexist and will most
likely continue to do so in the future. It is very important table that centuries of
history will be completely changed by the pressure of current commerce. Project
managers need to be aware of such local knowledge and nuance why scheduling
projects. Assemble the beginning of Lunar New Year is the same for many people
from the Indian states of Kanataka and Andhra Pradesh, but it is different from
the days of those from the states of Tamil Nadu and Guiarat. Hence, even when a
person is located in a different state, he or she may celebrate the New Year on
the day it is celebrated in that persons state of origin.
In India, where large construction projects are undertakes in cities, most of the
workers come from villages in different parts of the country. Many of these
workers have very strong cultural ties with their villages. Accordingly, the
constructions workers returned to their village to attend to a village festival or to
help during the harvesting. This Time is specific to the region from where the
person comes. Most of these festivals are based on the lunar calendar and hence
do not fall on the same day of the Gregorian calendar each year. One has to
consult the Local almanac to determine the date. Are the local news to be taken
into account while determining project delivery, including the following example:
 Most workers will not commence work at an inauspicious period of day
called rau kala. This. Varies by the day, after, week and Terra fickle location
and can be filed by consulting a local. Almanac. Lolli no important work is
started on a Tuesday because it's considered inauspicious.
 Carpenters from Rajasthan take off only once a fortnight. They do not work
on a new moon or a full moon day.
 Plastering masons from the states of Bihar and Rajasthan are known for the
long working hours and high productivity. Starting with the Ayudha Puja
day during Dussher a workers might not use the tools for nearly a week,
depending upon the region from which they come. On this day, people
decorate and worship the tools of their trade.
Similarly, while a project’s events may be marked on the Georgian calendar. Many
social, personal and even professional events are likely to be marked on our
driven by the local calendar. Some of this later events employee put beliefs and
traditions that illustrated the examples above. Highlighting them would be a
taboo complying them. On the other hand, would require local knowledge, some
of which may be elusive even to a native.
Huawei Bluetooth of calendars and clocks may appear to post an unbearable
burden on a project manager. If one has to accommodate all of them, there is a
practice side to the same picture. Adherence to a clock or calendar albeit different
from the western ones. Often reflects a social discipline and a deep commitment
to core values critical for project management. A worker not waiting to start a
project on a particular day or a particular time of day may be inconvenient. Same
time underlying that behavior may be an easy sit commitment to finishing the
project on time by beginning at a propitious time. what is sacrifice that start day
and time for the sake of psychological commitment from a static faction of the
employee? Put a pretentious man elicit such cooperation by harmonizing with the
local context but yet not compromising on the overall goals?