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Book Review: The Dip by Seth Godin
The opening of The Dip: A Little Book That Teaches You When to Quit (and When to Stick) by Seth Godin goes like this: I feel like giving up. Almost every day, in fact. Not all day, of course, but...
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What Is the Most Important Part of a Project?
Most of the time, a project manager will say “requirements gathering”. Once upon a time, I probably would have agreed. But, I don’t any longer. Toni Bowers of TechRepublic posted on the IT Leadership...
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Ambiguous Scope
If you don’t know where you are going, then you won’t know when you arrive. It really is a simple concept, but it seems to go over the heads of many executives. Unfortunately, it seems to go over the...
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A Little Common Sense Goes a Long Way
Remember that I said, “Don’t Make It Hard”? Well, it is interesting to note a non-PM’s common sense approach to project management. In “Project Management Made Easy”, D Keith Robinson wrote: I think...
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A New PM Resource: The Lazy Project Manager
I came across a unique resource called “The Lazy Project Manager”. While it is a serious discussion about a serious topic, the website is anything but dry. While the sentences can be somewhat...
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Taking Over the Loser Project
In case you missed the comment, The Corporate Sleuth over at the Survive and Thrive in the Corporate World blog posted “Myth: Loser Projects are for Losers“. The author makes a decent case that the...
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