It’s usually bad news when your job offer is put on hold. Sometimes the offer disappears. So what strategies can you employ to make sure you keep that offer alive even if the employer has to suspend plans for bringing you on board?
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Given virtually no one on product teams believes in waterfall – even those using waterfall (see my last post on
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The most startling result coming out of this year’s just-released Study of Product Team Performance came in response to two
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The 2013 Study of Product Team Performance is out! The results are not quite as across-the-board extraordinary as last year’s
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The essentials of project management in under 500 words What’s a project? A project is any endeavor that takes time
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So what are the lessons learned that project managers can take for a project like this? When I asked Andy
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Steve Wynkoop and I were talking a lot about designing and managing our professional careers on a weekly interview on SSWUG.org. This episode was about what steps to change your position in the your current company.
How can a career vision help me with my career Read More »
We’re at an inflection point. Agile practices transitioned over the last couple years from “emerging” to “predominant”. Companies are sampling
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I’ve been enamored of remote pair programming since briefly leading development at Socialtext, where no three developers were in the
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Managing Projects Overseas – Part III – Simplify the Process We just spoke of global perspective of managing projects overseas,
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It’s impossible not to judge. Telling someone else “not to judge” — shows you have made the judgment that they are judging. Most opinions, descriptions, decisions, views, rulings, and critiques are judgments.
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