Reflecting on Perspective: “Seems So Small”
With many thanks to Carrie Underwood for singing this beautiful song, it seems fitting during this holiday season to reflect […]
Reflecting on Perspective: “Seems So Small” Read More »
With many thanks to Carrie Underwood for singing this beautiful song, it seems fitting during this holiday season to reflect […]
Reflecting on Perspective: “Seems So Small” Read More »
How a team feels impacts its productivity and business results. Imagine if the acrobat above was having a bad day…
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There is a central theme running through my Project Leadership Thoughts: it is impossible to look at a project as
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What do Sisyphus, Attila the Hun, the Quakers, and early cartographers have in common with creating a project office? They
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Yelling “Self promotion, Baby” is a little over the top, isn’t it? I love rhetoric. I enjoy Big Stories. Without
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Why should people want to work on your project? You know about globalization, you know this makes employees competing with
Dear Project Manager: Why Should Anyone Want To Work For You? Read More »
If your are into software project management, you are into “marketing”. If you are planning to keep on working in
Marketing: You Hate It. But You Need It. Read More »
We are working with people from all over the world. Globalization goes together with an increase in transparency of reputations.
Does Transparency Lead To More Ethical Behavior? Read More »
I received a great question from a subscriber to my PMP Guide newsletter about methodologies and frameworks.
He cited a bountiful list with a question of whether he needs to know all of these in and out:
Project Methodology Madness and Confusion Read More »
Let’s continue to LEAD, albeit backwards…The other day I wrote about Delegation. Today, let’s focus on Act and Encourage. Sometimes,