Stand Up and Stand Out, Part III
When you’re presenting, do audience members fall asleep, walk out, multi-task, or show impatience?
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Leadership
Stand Up and Stand Out, Part II
You either love ‘em or you hate ‘em. Every project manager must make presentations during the life of a project.
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Stand Up and Stand Out
According to a recent USA Today survey, the most stressful event for people is public speaking. Are you a project
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The Next, Big Social Network
Facebook’s meteoric growth finally slowed in June 2010. We give you 2 reasons for this and predictions for the next, big social network.
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Social Media Maturity Model – Where is your company?
Social Media is no longer just a fad with companies. There seems to be 4 major stages that companies go through before they get to “Social Advantage.”
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90%?
“Project management? That’s just a lot of useless overhead!” I remember hearing variations of this a lot years ago.
Traditional versus Agile — false war?
On this theme of Conventional Wisdom…. Not too long ago I was hearing lots of things about Agile. Most of
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Conventional Wisdom?
I have been lucky enough to witness (and in some cases be a part of) several overturns of conventional wisdom.
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Don’t just manage the plan, engage your team members!
As project managers, it’s tempting to focus entirely on our project plan. But successful execution of your project plan is
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Getting beyond padded estimates — part two!
Your team members get a bit wiggy in giving you an accurate estimate for a lot of reasons. Maybe they
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What’s a little padding between friends?
You need to come up with an accurate schedule for your project – well, as accurate as you can –
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