Building Rapport – East and West
Recently one of my clients sent a team of engineers to Japan. For most of the team this was their […]
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Communications
Pay it Forward
I recently had the opportunity to speak to an audience of PMO leaders. The event is designed to support PMO
A Century of Scientific Management
Did you know Project Management is having a birthday? Well, sort of a birthday. It was 100 years ago, in
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Communication Plans – passé or avant-garde
Why don’t most of us use communication plans? I know that most project managers I talk with don’t use them.
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Reality or Interpretation? You decide…
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about communication and perception. A friend of mine has gone from team member to
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Some rules are meant to be broken….
Some rules are meant to be broken…when things are not going your way… Whether you are a manager at the
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The best way to save time in the morning….
I was recently asked what is the best morning ritual to save time for busy singles and parents. How to get dressed and out the door without misplacing and redoing things. And for those with children: How to get your kids from forgetting 2,591 things back in their bedrooms. How to NOT have a
last-minute scramble for sports equipment or library books.
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It’s not what you say (Part II)
We’ve heard saying like “It’s not what you say, but how you say it”; “Actions speak louder than words”; “It’s not what you way, but how you feel when you say it.” After an incident this past week, I totally agree with all of those statements more than ever. Why?
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It’s not what you say….
We’ve heard saying like “It’s not what you say, but how you say it”; “Actions speak louder than words”; “It’s not what you way, but how you feel when you say it.” After an incident this past week, I totally agree with all of those statements more than ever. Why?
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How do you handle the “pains in the necks” on your projects?
I recently was asked “How do you handle the “pains in the neck” at the office, home and social environments.
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What are some of the main causes behind estimating errors?
What are some of the main causes behind estimating errors? And what specific steps can project managers can take to increase the accuracy of estimations?
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