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A new way to face challenge

By Paul Konasewich / November 7, 2008

Originally posted on ConnectLeadership.com I was on a ropes course, 30 feet in the air, trying to walk across a […]

By Paul Konasewich / November 6, 2008

Originally posted on ConnectLeadership.com Humor is a great vehicle for teaching. In this amusing talk, I go over tips on

By Paul Konasewich / November 4, 2008

Originally posted on ConnectLeadership.com I had a chance to give a short talk on the parallels, and what Tango has

By Paul Konasewich / November 2, 2008

Originally posted on ConnectLeadership.com A key employee on my team says that he’s unhappy and wants to leave. Should I

By César Idrovo / November 1, 2008

The Bay Area Agile Project Leadership Network (BayAPLN) is a nonprofit that was created in 2006 to develop, promote and

By Doug Bedinger / October 30, 2008

Halloween Bonus: What Do These 3 Tales Have in Common? PM Horror Stories 5, 6, and 7 The Incompetent Estimator

By Doug Bedinger / October 29, 2008

Horror Story No. 4 This collection of project horror stories would not be complete without a tale concerning: MICROSOFT PROJECT

By Doug Bedinger / October 28, 2008

Horror Story No. 3: Buried Alive in a Project Graveyard What to do when the answer is 6 ft under:

By Doug Bedinger / October 27, 2008

Horror Story No. 2: Project Doldrums It’s budget time. The team is listless – no enthusiasm for the project as

By Andrew Meyer / October 17, 2008

By Andrew Meyer People are inherently self organizing. Who did you make friends with when you were a kid on

By Josh / October 10, 2008

By Hal Macomber, Project Reformer 10 Adopt practices for exploring a variety of perspectives. We think we see what we