Project Management Insights From The War On Dementia
Yeah, that’s the ticket. Let’s do drugs and forget about diet and exercise. Who wants to avoid problems? They pay us big bucks to fix them!
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Project Management Lessons From The Snowden Affair
That’s astonishing to me. The rules are not being applied well or they need to be more strict! Uh, oh - not so fast Senator.
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Problems? Look Towards Your Best People As The Root Cause
It’s not always the bad guys, doing bad things that cause problems. It’s often your best employees making silly mistakes.
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You Can Tell The Good Guys Because They Pay Less Taxes
Are they really bad guys or are they just doing what we asked them to do? Can we tell the difference? If so, our projects will have a greater chance of success.
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How To Rid Yourself Of Those Inefficient Political Battles
And there can’t be politics. There is no room for it in a company. When you do that, things become pretty simple. - Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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Fixing Problems By Hunting For The Guilty — The Story Of The Bulb
If something goes wrong, just find that person and fix them! Not!
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Can You Really Spot Over-generalizations?
It certainly sounds like the problem that needs to be solved, but is it really?
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Rooting Out And Removing The Causes Of Project Management Bad Habits
It was a simple bug, or so we thought. They said it was a NEW requirement and it needed approval because we undermine the project by adding new requirements!
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This Is Your Number One Priority
Security is our number one priority. Except for quality which is our number one priority, right along with speed to market which is our number one priority. So, what is a good project manager to do?
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Hiding The Problem As A Project Management Tool
The CEO told all their employees to stop using other manufacturers' cell phones and only use the company's phones. It was indefensible, he said, that employees would be seen using, other phones on the job.
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