You can walk into a project and give your 100% effort. You understand that a project is a collective effort and that’s why you expect everyone else to give their 100% and do their bit too. You cannot run the World but surely the World knows you’ve put all your efforts.
In an alternate Universe, you can walk into a project assuming 100% accountability. You believe it is your obligation to take care of every single activity including those that have nothing to do with your skillsets. You run the show.
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The latter obviously demands a lot more work. The latter is also highly risky and we all know the maxim – Higher the risk, higher the reward (or the penalty).
In most cases, the parameter that determines how you are going to walk into a project depends on how attached you are to it. Often times it is also about how in-charge you are.
So how many projects are you accountable for and which ones are you giving your best efforts in?
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