Tango as Collaborative Leadership
Originally posted on ConnectLeadership.com I had a chance to give a short talk on the parallels, and what Tango has […]
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Originally posted on ConnectLeadership.com I had a chance to give a short talk on the parallels, and what Tango has […]
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Originally posted on ConnectLeadership.com A key employee on my team says that he’s unhappy and wants to leave. Should I
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The Bay Area Agile Project Leadership Network (BayAPLN) is a nonprofit that was created in 2006 to develop, promote and
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Horror Story No. 3: Buried Alive in a Project Graveyard What to do when the answer is 6 ft under:
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Horror Story No. 2: Project Doldrums It’s budget time. The team is listless – no enthusiasm for the project as
This week, in anticipation of Halloween, I asked several of my project management friends to give me their PM Horror
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By Frank Mangini Project management and risk management are two sides of the same coin. Projects cannot exist without risk.