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Silicon Valley Project Management

Project management wisdom from practitioners and the UCSC Extension in Silicon Valley

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Committing to clarity

By Paul Konasewich / May 9, 2007

One evening I was in Rochester, NY for business and I went looking for Indian food. I decided to check […]

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Connecting: Hearing and being heard.

By Paul Konasewich / May 8, 2007

To me, a key ingredient for a productive meeting is connection. Otherwise, why meet at all? But how many meetings

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Trust Week 2: Smartly building trust

By Paul Konasewich / May 6, 2007

In January I did a series of blogs on “Getting Smart about Trust.” Laying the Groundwork for Trust. I talked

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Good Requirements are SORTA NUTS

By Josh / April 29, 2007

Have you ever let someone down even though you had tried your best and thought you were doing what they

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Avoiding spirit-killing project management

By Cinda Voegtli / April 25, 2007

Someone asked me recently “How do I know whether I’m using ‘just enough’ project management on my project?” My thoughts

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PM disappointment – no silver bullets for the hard problems!

By Cinda Voegtli / April 23, 2007

Last week I led a workshop aimed at project managers who are ‘beyond the basics’ and looking to take a

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The Startup Boogie

By Unknown PM / April 19, 2007

Hiya PM bloggers.  Looking for some oppinions, wild or fabulous experiences and words of wisdon.  Doing the startup boogie myself

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Is it really project management?

By Frank Mangini / April 12, 2007

The more I think and learn about project management the more I realize I had it all wrong in my early

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The Project Office: Not a Free Lunch

By Frank Mangini / April 9, 2007

Hello PM Bloggers.  I have been away from the site for a few months and I have been playing catch

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Are you a Hollow Bunny?

By Michele Jackman / April 7, 2007

When I was a kid, I got so excited about the Easter basket, only to find the big chocolate bunny

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April Fool or Strategist: How to Swim Faster in Mud

By Michele Jackman / April 2, 2007

Everyone wants to be a leader, but observe how leaders are increasing questioned, their professionalism challenged, and reputation ruined! Take

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