communication – Page 17 – Silicon Valley Project Management

Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner…

By Doug Bedinger / November 20, 2007

Thanksgiving at our house is a family affair. Everyone from the youngsters to the elders all come together under a […]

By Doug Bedinger / November 19, 2007

Why is it that we need a special day on the calendar to remind us to say thank you? I

By Paul Konasewich / November 4, 2007

Here’s another question about “Stepping into Emotional Pressure.” Q. In your story, you never mentioned specifics on the issues that

By Paul Konasewich / November 3, 2007

The following question came from a thoughtful viewer of the “Stepping into Emotional Pressure” video: Q. Alright, so you got

By Mia Whitfield / October 27, 2007

At an entrepreneurs’ forum I recently attended, I was heartened to hear that even startups recommended checkpoint reviews. The term

By Mia Whitfield / October 24, 2007

Does this sound familiar? Project Manager: I thought I knew where we stood, but turns out we’re further behind than

By Mia Whitfield / October 23, 2007

Ugh, the communication pitfall. We’ve all fallen into them. The question is, can you get out? Or better still, can

By Mia Whitfield / October 22, 2007

Project Sponsors, does this sound familiar? You’ve got a great team, and you’ve pointed them in the right direction on

By Frank Mangini / October 14, 2007

We all know that project management is primarily a people business. As such, communicating with humans is the most important skill

By Jim Carras / September 18, 2007

We have all been on projects where an understanding different stakeholder groups becomes a ‘touchy-feely’ process. You have a gut feel

By Jim Carras / September 18, 2007

In part 1 of this blog, we talked about not all communication events were pushed out to the project stakeholders.