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    PCPC: Ignition Misfires Amidst Cultural Differences

    Santos, Eligio Ma. P ; Mabbagu, Gregorio A.

    • Reference: UAP-UAP-2-E

    • Number of pages: 10

    • Geographic Setting: Iloilo Province; Panay Island; Philippines

    • Publication Date: Mar 6, 2020

    • Source: UAP (Philippines)

    • Type of Document: Case

    • Industry Setting: Power Generation; Coal Power Industry

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    Description

    The PCPC coal-fired power plant project was completed in 37 months—just one month behind schedule—a major feat in an industry replete with major delays that cost their project owners millions of pesos in foregone revenues and penalties. It should be note

    Learning Objective

    This case is designed to teach key concepts in project management leadership focusing on handling conflicts in a diverse cultural setting. After taking the case study, the students should be able to: 1. Explain the challenges and possible approaches to r

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    Keywords

    cooperation Leadership Multi-cultural issues Project management