Part 5 of 6 on Teamwork: Pervasive Personal Responsibility, Accountability, and Initiative
One of the things I’ve tried to do in this series is use some “word pictures”: ways of describing things […]
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Part 4 of 6 on Teamwork: Bottom Lines – A tool for achieving interpersonal teamwork
A friend once emailed me with a burning question about “A Situation” with a particular team member. What had started
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Teamwork: Victims and Vanquishers (part 3 of 6 on observations on true teamwork)
My first two posts in this teamwork rumination (last week’s post here and yesterdays “part 2” here) set up the idea that
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More on “teamwork” – how individual team members’ knowing and doing makes the team
In a post last week I talked about “teamwork” not being a warm and fuzzy concept to me. To me the concept of
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New Perspectives in Project Management From A High School Library: Getting An A+ In Every Subject, Blog # 5
Welcome back to blog # 5 in the series. Today, for project management, we are going to look at a
New Perspectives in Project Management From The Second Grade Playground: # 4 = What SHAPE Is Your Leadership In?
Welcome back everyone to blog # 4: your opportunity to look in the mirror to see what you see about
New Perspectives From The Second Grade Playground: Romeo and Juliet as Improve Theater, Blog # 3
Welcome back, everyone for blog # 3: the fresh and refreshing perspective series. If you have expectations and assumptions about
New Perspectives For Project Management From The Second Grade: Natalie Goes To College, Blog # 2
Welcome back, everyone. I hope you enjoyed yesterday’s overview. Were you in a snit and snot, dance and prance,
New Perspectives From The Second Grade Playground, # 1
Project Management: New Perspectives From The Second Grade Playground To Make Your Job Easier. Project management has got
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Teamwork is really a set of individual commitments and contributions…do you have it on your project?
“The concept of teamwork often gets turned into some fluffy, warm and fuzzy ‘thing’ that no one quite knows what to do with … a bunch of people working together in unadulterated harmony or even outright bliss. Great if you can get it but not something I’ve seen a huge amount of….”
Is the PMO still relevant?
Michael Hammer, in his initial article on re-engineering, evaluated how work has been organized throughout the past half century. He
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