Communications – Page 45 – Silicon Valley Project Management

Laying the groundwork for trust

By Paul Konasewich / January 23, 2007

I once worked for a semiconductor company, in a business development role. I was new to the industry and so […]

By Paul Konasewich / January 22, 2007

So this guy goes to an all day workshop on trust. And in the supportive environment of the workshop, he

By Randall Englund / January 4, 2007

I believe we need to rethink our views about failure. Truly, the only failure is if we fail to learn

By Randall Englund / December 29, 2006

At first I was disappointed in the quality of action plans prepared at the end of professional development short courses

By Kimberly Wiefling / December 29, 2006

Imagine an astronaut lands on Neptune and finds living creatures. What would they be called, aliens? There are no more

By Stephanie Oberg / December 23, 2006

Some parts of a project are just: slam dunk. They’re straightforward, sweet, smooth and easy. Everybody knows what to do,

By Stephanie Oberg / December 19, 2006

It’s that time of year: the break room tables are piled with boxes of candy and littered with crumbs. Workplace

By Randall Englund / December 15, 2006

A graduate course required a case study to be submitted every week. A grade was given, no comments were provided,

By Kimberly Wiefling / November 30, 2006

I haven’t quite put my finger on it, but something I’ve noticed about the human condition that retards our ability

By Frank Mangini / November 14, 2006

In my many years of running projects I have often looked back and asked why it was always so difficult

By Mathieu Sale / September 25, 2006

How many times do we hear it? We live in a global economy. It seems like practically every project seems