In many organizations leadership is often only related to management positions that are associated with authority and direct reports. Most […]
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Recognition is always key. What’s the role of recognition in developing project managers?
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Are you rewarding the good PM or the fire fighter? Who do you want to recognize?
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What’s the role of the culture in developing project managers? Is it important? What do we need to do to make sure that the development of PMs is supported?
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How do you develop a team of inexperienced PMs? A brief set of ideas here.
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My esteemed colleague Natalie Udo’s post a few weeks ago, “What is a Project Manager?” started me thinking about what
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In my last blog I mentioned that I recently received a job offer at a new company. This started me
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What’s panache? Its your distinction style. You know project managers who have a special sense of dash, verve, or flair? They seem to consistently pull off tough conversations with apparent ease and confidence. And they get noticed and get recognition and respect.
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Accidental Project Manager Series Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 / Part
Accidental Project Manager Part 4 Read More »
Someone sent me an e-mail the other night reminding me and all his other readers of the benefits of optimism over
Self-Fulfilling Prophesy Read More »
Project managers come in all shapes and sizes, with varying levels of training, experience, education, and background. Some come with
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