Career development – Page 6 – Silicon Valley Project Management

Integrity Booster: It’s all in the follow-through….

By Laura Rose / February 8, 2013

As a business coach, I sometimes receive late requests to change an appointment. Because of my busy schedule, it’s not easy to accommodate these types of last-moment requests. In my professional life, I easily handle this with my cancelation and refund policies. But how do we handle similar things in our personal and social lives? Well, I recommend that we respond in similar tones.

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How do you transition from a consulting job back to management?

By Laura Rose / February 7, 2013

I recently received a question regarding “How do you transition from a consulting job back into management?”. This is a great topic, because the answer is useful whether you are moving from a consulting job back into IT, or management; OR moving from any field to a different career.

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When your peer becomes your boss (and vice-versa)…

By Laura Rose / February 6, 2013

As a business and success coach, I help people manage their career development. There will be times when someone is

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Unhappy workers staying on the job – Is this good or bad?

By Laura Rose / February 4, 2013

My name is Laura Rose (LauraRose@RoseCoaching.info), Business and Life Coach specializing in time management, project management and work life balance

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Project Managers as Project Marketers

By Erin Palmer / January 29, 2013

Project Managers as Project Marketers Seasoned project managers understand that a successful project never results from a single endeavor. Instead,

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What the pros know – leaps in ability, consistent performance

By Cinda Voegtli / December 12, 2012

Jeff talked yesterday about the value of practicing new tools and skills, to truly master them for application in the

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Using Game Theory to Traverse Obstacles

By Laura Rose / December 6, 2012

Many of the strategies used in games can be effectively translated to business and professional navigation. Find out how….

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Top 3 Office Game Changers

By Laura Rose / December 5, 2012

As a Business Process Consultant and Efficiency Coach, I am a subject matter expert in the field of Process Improvement. I work closely with the client to analyze both operational processes and financial metrics to assess project opportunities that positively impact the financial performance of the client business. In that role, I see a few misconceptions in how to make office changes (or any change for that matter). The most prevalent false premise is to “start where you are and take small steps”. That may be the resulting action – but I don’t recommend we start there.

If you can drive, you can understand project managing.

By Laura Rose / December 3, 2012

This is Laura Lee Rose, a business and life coach that specializes in professional development, time management, project management and

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Replay with additional proactive techniques

By Laura Rose / September 27, 2012

With some additional proactive (Quadrant 2 preparation — sign up for the online coaching sessions for more information on this technique),

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Replay with Time-boxing and Parking Lot method.

By Laura Rose / September 26, 2012

Time-boxing is a method which allows you to do everything that you want to do without the above pitfall. You

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