Welcome to the blog, where practitioners share project management insights with the community. The blogs are written by volunteers of the SVPM Scrum Team Program and external contributors.
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’ve already written that Poka Yoke means “Do it right the first time.” But, how about doing the right thing?
Poka Yoke with a new twist Read More »
Now, where was I? Did I do that already? Oops, I entered those figures twice. Hold on a minute, I
multi-tasking miseries Read More »
What do I mean by “doing more with less” – I mean focus. We are so busy multi-tasking that we
Doing More with Less Cont’d Read More »
Poka Yoke is the Japanese phrase for “Do it right the first time!” I love the phrase because I am
Hi everyone – It’s my turn to blog this week and I am hoping to create two themes. The First:
Doing More with Less Read More »
….I appreciated the education much more than before. When I was 18, I took out loans and didn’t really feel like I was paying for it. I skipped classes sometimes, etc. This time around…I applied myself to the material as much as I could.
Thinking About Going Back to School? Read More »
You got the call.
They want you to come in for an interview. After the elation wears off, you start sweating.
What are they going to ask? How can I best prepare for this? What if I prepare for the wrong things?
Holy Crap, They Called Me For an Interview! Read More »
What can you do when you feel like you’ve hit a bump on your project manager career path? Here are my thoughts, and I invite you to add your own comments with advice for this professional.