It Was An Itsy Bitsy, Teeny Weeny……
Finding the right balance of documentation and methodology can be challenging on small projects. Here are some guidelines I use […]
It Was An Itsy Bitsy, Teeny Weeny…… Read More »
Finding the right balance of documentation and methodology can be challenging on small projects. Here are some guidelines I use […]
It Was An Itsy Bitsy, Teeny Weeny…… Read More »
I recently studied Frederick Hertzberg‘s article on his motivational theory, in the Harvard Business Review. The title is “One More
Motivational Theory in Project Management Read More »
I wrote earlier about a potential method of using Critical Chain-stype “mini-buffers” within an element of a traditional project management
SCRUM Concepts in Traditional PM Read More »
Today I was trying to think of ways to integrate some of the methods and benefits of Critical Chain project
Critical Chain Benefits From Traditional PM Read More »
One thing that never changes is the constancy of change. That seems like a self-evident truth, doesn’t it? So why
Planning For Change Read More »
I recently read a new book by Curt Finch, CEO of Journyx, Inc. titled “All Your Money Won’t Another Minute
Valuing Time as a Business Resource – Interview with Curt Finch Read More »
Making due with too little food and a few scraps of sleep might be appropriate for an outdoor survival course
Sleepless and on a Starvation Diet Read More »
One of the biggest mistakes I made as a novice project manager was burning bridges that I would later need
3rd Degree Burns on 95% of the Body Read More »
More self-inflicted project wounds . . . Some project managers seem to think that projects should proceed in a sensible
Self-induced Insanity Read More »
Project managers can’t afford to be overly timid or self-effacing. They must be self-assured and determined in order to be
Don’t Put Your “I” Out! Read More »
There is a group of forensic chemists who gather periodically for something called “The Bite-mark Breakfast”, where they are treated
Self-inflicted Project Wounds Read More »