Communications – Page 29 – Silicon Valley Project Management

Lessons from an Incognito Project Manager

By Doug Bedinger / April 26, 2009

I recently changed hats from project team-builder to project team member. As the e-learning course developer on the team, it […]

By Terrie Mui / April 17, 2009

To wrap-up this week on being a change leader, here’s my short list of what to be and what to

By Terrie Mui / April 16, 2009

There’s one significant characteristic of a leader that I have not mentioned: Be a model for those behaviors and traits

By Terrie Mui / April 15, 2009

So far I’ve covered the concepts that change leadership requires a vision and trust: Vision to provide direction Trust so

By Terrie Mui / April 14, 2009

Yesterday I covered 3 points for change leadership and project management: 1. You implement change everyday in your role as

By Terrie Mui / April 13, 2009

We’ve all experienced change. In fact, we lead and manage change everyday as project and program managers. Anita Wotiz did

Courage is positioned as a pivotal issue for project management panache by Mike Levy. Courage is facing difficulties without fear.

Craig Brown in his Monday comment professes that project management panache requires presenting information with no fear. When the news

Project management panache packs a punch when project managers are perceived as “having expertise in a critical area.” Andrew Meyer

My prodigiously prolific project management peers have several deliciously witty answers to the question; “what provides a project manager with

By Karina Jensen / March 12, 2009

How would you translate the innovation culture in the SF Bay Area to a group of international engineering students? Would