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光環效應——誰說頭上有光的就算英雄

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發表時間 2022-06-14

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最后编辑：琦琦于 2025-05-19 10:09:39

摘要：“光环效应”是影响項目管理和团队协作的巨大认知障碍，因此我们要警惕“光环效应”的副作用对整个项目的推进和交付品质带来的影响。

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項目管理学定律中的光环效应，是指一个人的某种特性给他人留下非常好的印象，在这种印象的影响下，大家对这个人的其他特性也会给予好的评价。受“光环效应”影响的人势必会产生偏见，而偏见往往是以有限或不正确的信息来源为基础的。

遠離“光環效應”，需要做到以下幾點：
1、避免以偏蓋全，不要只看到事物的個別特征，就習慣性的判斷整體情況。
2、盡量克服受主觀支配的絕對化傾向。項目完美的推進，需要團隊中每一位成員共同協作，要求團隊成員保持理智客觀，不要因爲對某人的好印象，就無條件贊同她/他的一切觀點，抛棄成見充分的交流溝通，項目才能高效有序的開展。
3、独立思考，怀疑一切。成功的经验并不适用于每一个项目，把每一个项目当作独立事件进行独立判断，分析项目、研发産品当前所处阶段和适应性环境，随时关注变化。
4、注重細節，項目産生的一些並不重要的瑕疵，有可能會影響客戶對整個項目的初始印象，一旦這種印象形成，很難重新塑造。團隊的每個成員都需要化身”細節控“，不要忽視任何一個細節。
5、預防勝于檢查，防患于未然的代價總是小于糾正錯誤的代價。項目團隊應該學會預防問題，而不是解決問題，在研發階段注意代碼規範，引入敏捷開發模式，及時發現問題並積極幹預。

總之，項目團隊要警惕“光環效應”的影響，在項目實施過程中把握批判性思維的尺度，不迷信數據，避免陷入經驗主義和認知偏差兩個極端，推動團隊認知持續叠代。

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