Team-building – Page 3 – Silicon Valley Project Management

What makes for a successful Project Manager?

By Lisa Winter / September 11, 2009

My esteemed colleague Natalie Udo’s post a few weeks ago, “What is a Project Manager?” started me thinking about what […]

By Lisa Winter / September 7, 2009

As I was wracking my brain trying to think of interesting topics to write about for this week’s blogs, it

The results delivered by projects depend upon what you negotiate. A “secret” employed by successful project leaders is that they

Are you having fun yet? I have recently been moderating a discussion about management, leadership, and team building in a

By Ed Gaeta / July 11, 2009

In my last blog I mentioned that I recently received a job offer at a new company. This started me

By Ed Gaeta / July 8, 2009

Recently, like all too many people these days, I found myself in the position of needing to find a new

By Mike Taylor / May 20, 2009

B. W. Tuckman discovered that teams go through development stages beginning with the forming stage and ending with the adjourning

By Alan Tsuda / May 11, 2009

Teams. It seems like such an obvious part of project life. Or, is it? Recently, I’ve been noticing some things

By ArLyne Diamond / January 18, 2009

Hi, It’s my time to blog again – and this is my birthday week – so I am going to

By ArLyne Diamond / November 25, 2008

In the past, both here and in my own newsletters (Diamonds to You) I’ve written about the fact that although

By Mia Whitfield / September 30, 2008

Just about every project management job description entails “motivating people who do not report to you”. It’s clearly important, but