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Split It Out (Part 2)

MPUG

In Part 1 of my article “Split It Out,” we looked at ways to separate projects task into smaller parts or pieces that are more controllable. Let’s look together at a few more areas that can be split out for project success! Partnering it out. Figure: Partnering Project Segments Out.

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What should a project timeline include?

Rebel’s Guide to PM

Instead of using specific dates, use ‘Month 1’, ‘Month 2’ (or ‘Week 1’ etc) across the top. Then whenever the work starts, the timeline is still true, and you can switch out the placeholder ‘Month 1’ titles with the actual months. Longer projects can be split by quarters. You might know it as a plan on a page (POAP).

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Visual Project Management [Book Review]

Rebel’s Guide to PM

He has split the graphical and visual tools available to you into three categories. As a project manager, you’d create them during the project (or they would be created as part of the project). Category #2. Visual Project Management by Paul R. Williams, PMP. It’s quite a light book. Category #1. Category #3.

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How to create a project budget

Rebel’s Guide to PM

A project budget is a financial document that lays out what you think you’ll spend on a project. I have left items out of several project budgets and I can tell you it’s pretty embarrassing having to ask your project sponsor to approve spending from the reserves because you messed up the budget. Developing some new software?

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How Cross-Functionality makes for a better Product Backlog (61)

Scrum.org

The Product Goal, being part of the Product Backlog, is expected to bring transparency on a future state of the Product, serving as a target to plan against. Splitting: initially, items will be way too big to be implemented in one Sprint. Let’s have a look at the Product Backlog. What risks does it bring to the business?

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The Pros and Cons of Teamwork

Rebel’s Guide to PM

There are both advantages and disadvantages to working as part of a team. If you’re weighing up the pros and cons of teamwork (for example, as part of a university assignment), then keep reading! People might not work as hard 2. Efficiency 2. Table of Contents Disadvantages of Teamwork 1. Personality clashes 4.

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How to organize a notebook for work

Rebel’s Guide to PM

Whether you are hybrid, home-based, or completely in the office, notebooks are a part of many people’s working life. In this article, I’ll share my best notebook organization hacks and some simple steps for figuring out how to turn your notebook into a personal planning hub. Work out what your notebook is for. Or anything else.