The International Journal of Business & Management

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Human factors have long been considered essential ingredients for success of any business. These critical success factors (CSFs) are soft factors that are flexible, unpredictable, difficult to understand, not easily calculable and difficult to grasp. They are shaped by societies and cultures and therefore are context based.  Few studies were found that discussed the effect of the human related factors on project success. Therefore, this study sought to find out the influence of human related factors on project success in the Kenyan construction industry. The findings were that the human related factors had marginal influence on project success and that they were dominated by the external environmental factors in influencing success of construction projects.


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