Below is Part 3 of a 3-Part article designed to help IT and database professionals stay on top of their game in an ever-changing trade. Part 1 and 2 describes examples of how we inadvertently make excuses for our lack of progress in certain areas of our careers.
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I had the great fortune of growing up in a small coastal town located in New England. In the summer,
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Is your PMO no longer attracting fish? The other day, we talked about changing things up to attract more or
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The charm of fishing is that it is the pursuit of what is elusive but attainable, a perpetual series of
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In the first blog of this series I mentioned the possibility that storytelling began as a response to our conscious
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Robert Langdon stirred angrily in his sleep in his extravagantly luxurious hotel suite in central London. The phone on the
This week I posted several blogs focusing on the complete project manager. This is a concept covered in our new
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Despite many [repeated] attempts to create it within organizations, there is no one organizational structure that fits all situations, nor
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This is the first in a triad of blogs on the art of storytelling in projects. In the foreword of
Personal skills are those vital competencies so necessary when dealing with colleagues, team members, upper managers, clients, and others. The
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In a previous assignment, I was assigned as a program manager to coordinate a massive proposal for a major account
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