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Accidental Project Manager Part 5

Accidental Project Manager Series Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 / Part […]

By ArLyne Diamond / November 28, 2008

In classrooms all over the world little children are taught the importance of coloring within the lines. Indeed, they are

By Alan Tsuda / November 21, 2008

I was recently working with some relatively young (well, pretty much everyone seems to be younger these days) software developers

By Alan Tsuda / November 18, 2008

One often-used lament I hear on projects and in project management classes is, “No one here wants to deal with

By Alan Tsuda / November 18, 2008

As I write this, the US is in a presidential transition. President-Elect Obama won, at least in part, on a

By Paul Konasewich / November 2, 2008

Originally posted on ConnectLeadership.com A key employee on my team says that he’s unhappy and wants to leave. Should I

By Doug Bedinger / October 28, 2008

Horror Story No. 3: Buried Alive in a Project Graveyard What to do when the answer is 6 ft under:

By Loyal Mealer / October 23, 2008

Properly managed project documentation is critical for all types and sizes of projects. After all, the project documentation is the

By Randall Englund / September 22, 2008

Q: I am an architect in an architectural firm with the title of project manager. I can only assume that

By Loyal Mealer / September 19, 2008

In my many years in the technology industry, I’ve spent thousands of hours in meetings, most of them as boring

By Loyal Mealer / September 18, 2008

In this final part of my series on communications in virtual teams, I will discuss the most important medium to