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Leading From the Inside Out

There was a story about a business school that had the question “Are you a leader?” on their application. Seems […]

Lately I have trouble saying “project management” because, when I do, I always have the urge to blurt out “You

Leading virtual teams requires a unique set of competencies to master in addition to the traditional project management tools/techniques. The

As the scope of your projects expands, you’ll need to engage teams, not just individuals, from around the world to

The challenge of managing virtual projects is amplified by a complexity factor equal to the number of cultures represented on

By Josh / August 3, 2008

I’m studying for the PMP exam, and I’m using the PMPrepcast to study. I actually found one point to disagree

By Josh / July 31, 2008

Kimberly Wiefling had an article on Projects@Work (www.projectsatwork.com) giving us a taste of some hard-learned lessons when dealing with project

Jim Sloane is a particularly adept person to provide an executive primer on organizational project management maturity. There are a

Too often, compliance and ethics training is little more than a rather dull necessity to minimize a company’s likelihood of

One input I received while conducting focus groups and interviews about what managers want from the PMI NorCal Symposium 2008

Two current or former colleagues will join me at the PMI NorCal Symposium 2008 on September 3-4 at Stanford University.