Indian Tailors and Project Management
Perhaps a few of you will frown upon this entry. It is not academic or pedagogical but I think project
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Perhaps a few of you will frown upon this entry. It is not academic or pedagogical but I think project
Indian Tailors and Project Management Read More »
I thought it would be fun to list some impressions of favorite and least favorite Project management books and methodologies.
Project Management Books/Methodologies to Live By and also Die Slow Deaths From Read More »
Over the last few days this week, I described three scenarios and the difficult decisions Project Managers made in each
Ethical and People Issues Read More »
Patal Fray was Project Manager of a very big and important project for his firm. He was very proud to
Scenario #3 – No thanks, I want to do a good job here Read More »
Hi, this is ArLyne Diamond, Ph.D. again. Here’s the second in my series of scenarios: While conducting management training for
To tell or not to tell, that is the question Read More »
Thanks for the comments on the original post. For a wonderful discussion on what to give at the end of
Appreciation, the Final Frontier Part II Read More »
After years and years of Project Management it finally became obvious to me there was someone or something I wasn’t
Appreciation… the Final Frontier Read More »
A friend of mine once told me about a technique for keeping track of lessons learned. She keeps a file
So you need to put together a schedule, but are having trouble getting estimates from your team? Believe it or
How to Get the Estimates You Need Read More »
Does this sound familiar? Project Manager: I thought I knew where we stood, but turns out we’re further behind than
Breaking the Cycle of Micromanagement Read More »