decision-making – Silicon Valley Project Management

On Tattoos and Leadership – Part 2

By Todd Dewett / September 4, 2012

Hello. My name is Todd and I am a tattooaholic. Maybe if I had more taste I’d be a tattoo […]

By Todd Dewett / September 3, 2012

I used to be a walking contradiction. I was a professional who sported many tattoos. While the stigma still exists

By Todd Dewett / October 26, 2011

One of the best pieces of advice I can give you regarding decision-making is to stand on your own two

By Alan Tsuda / November 21, 2008

I was recently working with some relatively young (well, pretty much everyone seems to be younger these days) software developers

The challenge of managing virtual projects is amplified by a complexity factor equal to the number of cultures represented on

By Ainsley Nies / June 26, 2008

The second tray of my toolbox has two compartments, one for key components of various project management methodologies/ approaches, and

By Ainsley Nies / June 24, 2008

The first thing I see when I open my toolbox is the inside of the lid, so here’s where I

By Randall Englund / February 23, 2008

The applause was thundering as the magician completed his performance. Proman A. Jecgert had hired the magician to help celebrate

By Randall Englund / February 22, 2008

The escalation process worked! As work on the program drifted past the scheduled completion date, Proman sensed the pressure coming

By Mia Whitfield / October 24, 2007

Does this sound familiar? Project Manager: I thought I knew where we stood, but turns out we’re further behind than

By Cinda Voegtli / August 13, 2007

In a post last week I talked about “teamwork” not being a warm and fuzzy concept to me. To me the concept of