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What is good for the entrepreneur is equally good for the project manager in an established company.
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March 20, 2012 Bruce Benson
Planning
I got into management because that was where the problems were. This would be simple, I thought, get the management right and then we could get the job done right. Boy, was I delusional.
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November 30, 2011 Bruce Benson
Leadership
We all love it when we have project staff who work around the clock. Makes life easier, doesn’t it? I’m not so sure.
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November 14, 2011 Bruce Benson
Change Management
The software project manager said he needed more people, more money and more time. This brought to mind a great quote I heard many years ago, that went something like "engineering is doing with $1 what any fool can do with $2."
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May 16, 2011 Bruce Benson
Planning
Computing the project cost using our project management tools is a fundamental step in planning a project. Yet, I’ve found that some managers have a tough time when large numbers are involved or it is the first time they’ve ever seen an accurate overall cost of a project.
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November 1, 2010 Bruce Benson
Cost
I’ve rarely experienced a project that was on time where anyone complained about it being too costly.
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October 5, 2010 Bruce Benson
Cost
As a project manager we have our own project and often have to fight to keep resources and schedules running right. So what do we do when that other project manger comes requesting our resources? Do everything we can to help them out.
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August 9, 2010 Bruce Benson
Risk Management
Does your project management tool tell you how much effort your team is expending on your critical project? A simple calculation showed me that I was managing a house of cards that could come tumbling down unless I took action immediately.
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March 29, 2010 Bruce Benson
Reporting