Buzz-off Buzzwords

Posted by Deanne Earle in Blogs, Deanne Earle: Change Through Action Blog

It’s been an interesting few months. I’ve
travelled from one end of the planet to the other 3 times (soon to be 4),
visited with family and friends, met loads of new people, worked with some
amazingly talented individuals and had what can only …

Simple Doesn’t Mean Un-Important

Posted by Ty Kiisel in Blogs, Ty Kiisel: Strategic Project Management

My daughter lives downtown—about twenty or so minutes away from where my wife and I live in the suburbs. We decided to stop by for a visit. It was the perfect weather for a short bike ride. Although I am … Continue reading →

Being Creative With a Gun to Your Head

Posted by Ty Kiisel in Blogs, Ty Kiisel: Strategic Project Management

Marketing leaders, like other shared services departments, are inundated with work requests on a daily basis. Having been a contributor and led marketing projects for many years, I can relate to the almost constant barrage of conflicting priorities and demands … Continue reading →

6 Ways To Screw Up Networking With New People

Posted by Josh Nankivel in Blogs, Josh Nankivel: PM Student Blog

In one of the lessons in The Project Management Career Coaching Course I highlight some common networking mistakes people make. Check it out. 1 – Not Being Organized The less organized you are, the more likely you will do something stupid like double-book yourself and have to reschedule a meeting. If you look like you

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Because I Said So!

Posted by Ty Kiisel in Blogs, Ty Kiisel: Strategic Project Management

“Because I said so!” has never worked. 30 years ago when your boss told you to do something, you did it (at least I did).  And no, we didn’t like it then either. Let’s face it, times have changed. Generation … Continue reading →

3 Keys to Mitigating Project Risk

Posted by Raechel Logan in Blogs, Ty Kiisel: Strategic Project Management

Over the weekend I spent a wonderful Saturday cruising the canyons of northern Utah on my motorcycle. It was a beautiful day and the canyons were incredible. My favorite rides are from canyon to canyon and Saturday was the perfect … Continue reading →

3 Keys to Leveraging Tribal Knowledge

Posted by Ty Kiisel in Blogs, Ty Kiisel: Strategic Project Management

Since I was a young man, I’ve spent countless hours in sitting around the campfire telling and listening to stories. People whom I respected often taught great life lessons sitting around the embers of a fire at the end of … Continue reading →

15 Days

Posted by Derek Huether in Blogs, Derek Huether: The Critical Path Blog

Only 15 more days Will the world end early? Will the zombie apocalypse begin? What will happen? Image Source: Pictofigo Related posts: Black Friday & More How my Zombie PM Book Survived…

Villanova Friday, Week 2: Personal Productivity

Posted by Elizabeth Harrin in Elizabeth Harrin: A Girl's Guide to Project Management Blog

Last year, I did a course with Villanove University. This is the diary of my studies. Last week, I started the Maximizing IS/IT Team Effectiveness course with Villanova University. The online course has a weekly live session, but it’s held in the middle of my night, so I’m not able

Is Your Team Performing Below Their Potential?

Posted by Ty Kiisel in Blogs, Ty Kiisel: Strategic Project Management

It might be your fault. Not exactly your fault, but according to Scott Blanchard of The Ken Blanchard Companies, “Leadership development training is a smart, prudent investment that drives eoncomic value and bottom line results. But if people perceive that … Continue reading →