Management Bug
By definition, a project is constantly faced with obstacles and difficulties that can block or hinder the execution, causing disruption or even cancelation of the project itself. (1) (2)

These blockers can be anything that stops the delivery of the project and its smooth workflow. (1) No blockers are insurmountable, but getting past them can be challenging if you don’t have a plan or the right tools. (2)
The project manager should be prepared to face these difficulties…
Enterprise organizations worldwide face astronomical project failure rates, often wasting millions of dollars per failed project caused by blocked or hindered projects. (3)
Successful project delivery can be achieved only with good project management practices. If these practices are absent, there will be severe consequences of poor project management, like: - Project Cost Overruns - Schedule Delays - Demotivated Project Team - Bad Reputation - Sustainability Risk for the organization in long-term
What can you expect if you have good project management in your organization? You will see that the management is fast in decision making. It creates realistic and thorough project plans. Furthermore, it will inspire a vision, effective communicator, and creative problem solver. The management will be working as a servant leader to guide the team through all the project phases. (4)
Usual Suspects

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Sources
Since we believe the Management Bugs are common and typical, every description is created and adapted from articles, blog posts, and definitions from other sources and authors:
(1) https://www.soldevelo.com/blog/is-your-team-blocked-how-to-check-it-easily/ (2) https://unito.io/blog/7-ways-to-remove-the-project-blockers-holding-up-your-team/ (3) https://www.pmi.org/learning/library/seven-causes-project-failure-initiate-recovery-7195 (4) https://blog.masterofproject.com/consequences-of-poor-project-management/
