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Holiday Compassion All Year Long

By Kimberly Wiefling / December 26, 2011

This time of year in the US many people, including me and my family, celebrate Christmas. It’s the most important

In the first and second blog posts of this series we talked about heavy stuff. I shared some thoughts about

In my first blog post, I shared some thoughts about disappointment, one of two key human conditions that I’ve observed

Happy to be here … let me introduce myself: My name is Mildred Lynn McDonald. I hail from the bonnie

By Frank Ryle / December 16, 2011

Project Management in a Brave New World Which level of proof do you require on your projects? Do you have

By Frank Ryle / December 12, 2011

“The Guide is definitive. Reality is frequently inaccurate.” “I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they

By Nathalie Udo / December 5, 2011

I just finished the book Blind Decent of James Tabor. It came highly recommended by a good friend of mine.

By Kevin Ciccotti / November 25, 2011

One of your responsibilities as Project Manager is to ensure project milestones are being met, and that everyone is on

By Kevin Ciccotti / November 23, 2011

A couple of weeks ago we celebrated Veterans’ Day, and of course all government offices, banks, schools, and many businesses

By Kevin Ciccotti / November 21, 2011

As Project Managers, you have many tools at your disposal to help you succeed. You’ve got extensive training, some measure

Entrepreneurial Success Enterprise and Startup Institutions: In parts I and II, we devoted our thoughts to the