Leadership – Page 64 – Silicon Valley Project Management

Buried Alive in a Project Graveyard

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 Doug Bedinger / October 27, 2008

Horror Story No. 2: Project Doldrums It’s budget time. The team is listless – no enthusiasm for the project as

By Andrew Meyer / October 17, 2008

By Andrew Meyer People are inherently self organizing. Who did you make friends with when you were a kid on

By Josh / October 10, 2008

By Hal Macomber, Project Reformer 10 Adopt practices for exploring a variety of perspectives. We think we see what we

By Josh / October 9, 2008

By Jerry Manas How many times have we seen PMOs create intricate processes and templates, only to find that there

By Rich Maltzman Living near Boston (and Cambridge) Massachusetts in the USA, I’m right nearby Harvard University (perhaps you’ve heard

By Josh / October 7, 2008

By Thomas Cutting, PMP You leave for your flight well ahead of schedule. Traffic is light and you arrive, unhurried,

By Mia Whitfield / October 3, 2008

Have you ever been to a “team building” event that felt like work? You’re there because you have to be,

By Mia Whitfield / September 30, 2008

Just about every project management job description entails “motivating people who do not report to you”. It’s clearly important, but

By Randall Englund / September 30, 2008

Phil Messina, a project manager at HP, volunteered to document the PMI Norcal Symposium 2008. Here is his report. Randy

By Mia Whitfield / September 28, 2008

I recently worked for two very different companies: Company A, a huge, global company with a heavy reliance on contractors;