Leadership – Page 66 – Silicon Valley Project Management

Project Managers get no respect!

By Jennifer Russell / September 12, 2008

“My psychiatrist told me I was crazy and I said I want a second opinion. He said okay, you’re ugly […]

By Jennifer Russell / September 11, 2008

How many times have we been brought in to rescue a project, and we find out that the engineers had

By Jennifer Russell / September 10, 2008

One question I get at least once a week is, “Why are you so involved in project management? You’re not

By Loyal Mealer / September 8, 2008

I’m sure you have had a chance to write a vision or mission statement at one time or another in

By Lisa DiTullio / September 4, 2008

Lessons Learned are the nuggets of knowledge derived from past experience and outcomes to promote the reoccurence of desirable results

By John Burke / August 25, 2008

It’s a funny thing how life continues again and again to give us pause for thought. In industry, we know

The process of becoming a great leader is a perpetual quest. It is an endless journey of self-discovery. Just like

When I worked at HP/Agilent back in the 1990’s we focused mostly on the US market and a bit on

Leading organizations is like leading a swarm of bees. You can’t directly control what’s going on, and the statistics indicate

Leading a team presents greater challenges than working alone, but if you want to accomplish tasks that are impossible for

If you are going to lead hordes of peeps someday you’d better start by being able to lead a single