While many project and program managers work on large multi-year projects, many of us also work on small to medium sized projects. In fact, while many of these small to medium sized projects last anywhere from weeks to months, larger projects and programs consist of a series of these small to medium sized projects. Let’s take a look at one of the most common problem solving techniques available for getting into rapid-action mode on these fast-moving projects.
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Problem Solving On Small Projects
December 7th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Project Management Process
People Skills: The Most Important For Any Manager
November 28th, 2008 · 2 Comments
We heard it said many times that people skills are very important. However, we do see a great emphasis, whether it is in project management frameworks, or MBA programs, or Six Sigma, or any other approaches that there is a noticeable lack of people skill development embedded in the program.
Tags: Soft Skills
Leaders Beat the Worry Habit
September 8th, 2008 · No Comments
All professionals - Project Managers, Program Managers, Executives, leaders of all kinds - worry at times, and some more than others. Worrying a lot or a little is actually a controllable habit. Worrying a lot is little more than trading your peace of mind and taking a negative view of the future. The urge to […]
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