Accidental Project Manager Part 1
Accidental Project Manager Series Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 / Part […]
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Creativity in the Workplace
When researching how creativity and innovation are managed in the workplace, I found a woman who I thought was one
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Coloring Outside the Lines
In classrooms all over the world little children are taught the importance of coloring within the lines. Indeed, they are
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Rewarding the ME in Teams
In the past, both here and in my own newsletters (Diamonds to You) I’ve written about the fact that although
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Self-Fulfilling Prophesy
Someone sent me an e-mail the other night reminding me and all his other readers of the benefits of optimism over
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Doing More with Less
OK, so like the rest of us you have now lost headcount, lost other resources and have been told you
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The PM as saleperson?
I was recently working with some relatively young (well, pretty much everyone seems to be younger these days) software developers
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talking about risks
One often-used lament I hear on projects and in project management classes is, “No one here wants to deal with
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Hope?
As I write this, the US is in a presidential transition. President-Elect Obama won, at least in part, on a
Whose time is it?
Global projects. Teams in five different time zones. Team members traveling. “We will meet again on the telcon at
Starting Out in Project Management
I get many questions from people who want to enter into project management as a profession. After all, my blog
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