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Housing project delays among property development projects still taking place in Malaysia, according to statistics from the Ministry of Housing and Local Government Malaysia, despite the evolution and availability of various project management methods in the literature (AlSehaimi, Koskela, & Tzortzopoulos, 2013). As a consequence, in project management, an alternative research approach is needed. The aim is to investigate the factors that lead to the reduction of project delays by focusing on a few main factors, such as project manager factors, using a localised alternative research approach. The importance of localizing the analysis of these factors in property developers in Selangor, Malaysia. The study also looked at whether the respondents' demographic characteristics played a role in the disparities found in the project's success factors. Project managers associated with a Property Developer in Selangor, Malaysia, formed the study's target community. A total of 50 people have been chosen to participate in the survey. As a result of studying localized project manager causes of delay factors specifically at Selected Property Development Company in Selangor, Malaysia. A conceptual model that could help improve the reduction of project delays can be develop. This is a more localized alternative research approach, rather than a universal conceptual model.
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In-Text Citation: (Shen & Sammani, 2022)
To Cite this Article: Shen, T. T., & Sammani, D. (2022). The Affect of Localized Project Managers Factors Which Contribute To Enhance in Minimizing Project Delay of Property Developers in Selangor, Malaysia. International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 12(1), 2801–2809.
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