Done or Done Done?
A common culprit behind schedule slips is adding up estimates for building subunits and not accounting for verification and integration. […]
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Goals
Non-technical?!? Who are you calling non-technical?
I tried not to sputter as the young, no-grey haired, highly-respected PhD sporting engineering manager told me my suggestion did
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The Essence of Personal Improvement
One of my favorite topics in professional life concerns the things we do to develop ourselves. The most interesting part
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Some sage advise for your first day at a new job.
On our first day, we typically want to “prove ourselves”. We want to show that they made a great decision in hiring us. We feel the need to jump in and be productive right away. Although our intentions are very good, in our zeal to impress, we can even go a little overboard.
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Saying “YES” in difficult family situations
I recently conducted a “Say YES to everything – on your own terms” seminar based on the material from “”Just
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Part III of Part III Series – Résumé Visual Errors, Conclusions, and Recommendations
Visual Errors to Avoid: In this pre-final section, we will focus on visual and conspicuous features of your résumé. Several
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Part II of III Part Series – Designing Your Cover Letter, Controlling References, and Personal Information”
Your Cover Letter: This document although appearing to become a thing of the past, can be critical with the variances
Embedding Sustainability For Your Career Security in this Decade
Scripting a Project Manager’s Résumé to Pull Customers (and Hiring Managers) Part I – Introduction, Your Overall Résumé An Introduction: In
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Japan Tragedy – Impossible Becomes Possible
Here’s another article in this series where I squeeze meaning out of seemingly purposeless tragedy. When I landed in Tokyo
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Chop Chop, Hurry Up and Create!
How do you schedule innovation? A common conflict, even in a well planned and organized environment is marketing’s request for
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The Complete Project Manager – Summary
The “secret” code to success and advancement in any organization is to make yourself more valuable, align with organizational goals,
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