Projects: It’s About People And Interactions
There is a central theme running through my Project Leadership Thoughts: it is impossible to look at a project as […]
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Project Management Office
What do Sisyphus, Attila the Hun, the Quakers, and early cartographers have in common with creating a project office? They
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What I Learned About Personal Branding: Weird Is Good
Yelling “Self promotion, Baby” is a little over the top, isn’t it? I love rhetoric. I enjoy Big Stories. Without
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Dear Project Manager: Why Should Anyone Want To Work For You?
Why should people want to work on your project? You know about globalization, you know this makes employees competing with
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Marketing: You Hate It. But You Need It.
If your are into software project management, you are into “marketing”. If you are planning to keep on working in
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Does Transparency Lead To More Ethical Behavior?
We are working with people from all over the world. Globalization goes together with an increase in transparency of reputations.
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Poka Yoke with a new twist
I’ve already written that Poka Yoke means “Do it right the first time.” But, how about doing the right thing?
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multi-tasking miseries
Now, where was I? Did I do that already? Oops, I entered those figures twice. Hold on a minute, I
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Doing More with Less Cont’d
What do I mean by “doing more with less” – I mean focus. We are so busy multi-tasking that we
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Poka Yoke
Poka Yoke is the Japanese phrase for “Do it right the first time!” I love the phrase because I am
Doing More with Less
Hi everyone – It’s my turn to blog this week and I am hoping to create two themes. The First:
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