Leadership - Silicon Valley Project Management

The POO Code, Chapter Six

By Randall Englund / February 24, 2008

Much as he did earlier in his career, Proman was now at another crossroad. The large program had just concluded.

By Randall Englund / February 23, 2008

The applause was thundering as the magician completed his performance. Proman A. Jecgert had hired the magician to help celebrate

By Randall Englund / February 22, 2008

The escalation process worked! As work on the program drifted past the scheduled completion date, Proman sensed the pressure coming

By Randall Englund / February 21, 2008

Seated at the table across from him, Toni made a grimacing face. The news was not good. Proman had started

By Randall Englund / February 20, 2008

Proman looked over the agenda for the first meeting of the management team. It was phenomenal how the champion for

By Randall Englund / February 19, 2008

Proman A. Jecgert put the phone back in its cradle. It was a distressing call. The caller was very frustrated

By Randall Englund / February 18, 2008

Three people took a break from the project startup meeting and went for a walk. Stubbing a toe upon something

By John Burke / February 16, 2008

OK here is the scenario – Do you pass the “ink blot test”??. It is Friday afternoon on the

By Jim Sloane / February 12, 2008

NO, not bonding like guys going camping together, or a serendipitous encounter of old friends. I’m talking about some serious,

By Jim Sloane / February 11, 2008

There’s a remodel going on in my house, and the general contractor spends so much time actually doing the finish

By Ed Gaeta / February 10, 2008

I’m old enough to remember life before “Smart” Phones, Cell Phones, PDAs, and Email. Heck, I still remember the smell