Back to basics: Environment first!!
In any project plan, there is generally an awareness of the phases of the project life cycle (PLC) which is […]
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Managing environmental change in electronics.
Hi – My name is John Burke, and for the last 9 years I have been involved in the process
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A final bonus post on Great PMs – notes on the leadership persona
I have come to believe that leadership is really about what you do and influence others to do, rather than primarily
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Great Career Options for Great PMs
I wanted to do my last big post on bridging from these ideas of what constitutes a great PM to what
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Great PMs – Perfection not a requirement, flexibility and fit a must
Today I want to tackle a couple of typical questions I hear about what a great PM needs to be
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Executive Views on Being a Great PM – Part 2
Continuing my observations on what executives value – what THEY think makes a great PM. First, by contrast, it’s interesting
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Executive Views on Being a Great PM – Part 1
So what DO executives think of us as project managers and what do they value? I know from conferences and
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Aspects of Being a Great Project Manager
This week I’ll be writing about what it means to be a great project manager – from the perspective of my
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What’s the REAL issue?
Here’s another question about “Stepping into Emotional Pressure.” Q. In your story, you never mentioned specifics on the issues that
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An ultimatum?
The following question came from a thoughtful viewer of the “Stepping into Emotional Pressure” video: Q. Alright, so you got
Alignment
Don was surprised. He seemed to be expecting me to say something different. My guess is that he thought I’d