Musings on Project Management

FEBRUARY 21, 2017

I was honored to find this blog among a list of the "50 Great PM Blogs for 2017" Among these are a number of blogs that I follow, so I say the list is a good list of stuff to read. But one not listed that I'll add for your list is Critical Uncertainties, authored by Matthew Squair.

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Rebel’s Guide to PM

FEBRUARY 20, 2017

It was – I think – one of the first blogs to be turned into a book. Planning with Kids is also a blog and the structure of the two books could not be more different. A collection of bound blog posts is no longer what makes it on to the shelves. I have had this book on my iPad forever and remember it coming out.

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TimeCamp

FEBRUARY 22, 2017

We love reading blogs so much! Not just for staying up-to-date with the latest productivity tips, but also to compare the points of view of their authors. It’s hard to choose the one and only, which provides the most valuable hacks, but these 10 I included in this post, just deserve to be mentioned. What […].

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TeamGantt

FEBRUARY 19, 2017

There's no “holy grail” to create a perfect work team. However, there is a vital mix of principles that are at work in nearly every high-performance team.

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Redbooth

FEBRUARY 21, 2017

Selling Power provides an online magazine, a blog, events, a TV channel and other resources to help sales teams lead their sales forces to deliver higher revenues. Our co-founder and CEO, Yuri Sagalov, recently authored an article in Selling Power magazine titled Successfully Navigating a Sales Pivot.

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Digite

FEBRUARY 20, 2017

In David Anderson’s initial blogs “ [link] ” he has clearly emphasized the importance of reducing the lead or cycle time of a Kanban system. The post Cycle Time goes Visual appeared first on Digité Blog. Cycle time is the time taken by a Kanban card to move from start to end on the board (or some part thereof). Priyank Parekh.

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