A PM’s Toolbox Tour: Treasure Chest or Pandora’s Box?
So. It’s the end of the week and I’ve shown you mine, now let’s take a look at yours! Is […]
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Retrospectives
If you’re happy and you know it clap your hands
Having made a moniker name called theUnknownPM kinda makes it impossible for me to push my own products so instead
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The POO Code, Chapter Five
The applause was thundering as the magician completed his performance. Proman A. Jecgert had hired the magician to help celebrate
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Retrospective Report: Agile Open California
I just finished reviewing the notes from last week’s Agile Open California conference retrospective: what an amazing journey! One of
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Knowing Is Not Enough
Here’s one of those really good (and at the same time really irritating) questions to ask yourself – why is
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The Power of Questions
Why are questions so powerful? Because the beginnings of change are in the questions we ask, and the best thing
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Whose Legs Are You Dancing On?
Am I weird or what? The way I lead my life and my project management practices are so intertwined that
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DNDTA
A friend of mine once told me about a technique for keeping track of lessons learned. She keeps a file
Project Lessons from the Big Boys
If you read the business news you must be aware of the intense rivalry between the European Airbus Consortium and The
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Learning Principles at Work
In today’s fast-moving economy, success depends on embracing the future rather than repeating the past – taking time to extract
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