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7 Creativity hacks to try with your team

Rebel’s Guide to PM

A different version of this article first appeared on this blog in 2014. When the setting is right, trust is established and people are encouraged to contribute, creativity will flourish. This article first appeared at Rebel's Guide to Project Management

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Why Your Team Resists Change – And How to Inspire Change

Scrum.org

It outlines the essential conditions needed to effectively guide individuals, groups, or entire systems toward their desired goals (Cady, 2014). It means fully attuning to the speakers feelings and views, demonstrating unbiased acceptance and validation of their experience (Nelson-Jones, 2014). & (2014). Start with why.

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How to Manage Auditability (and other non-functional, non-technical requirements)

Rebel’s Guide to PM

This article first appeared in 2014 and has been lightly edited to update it. About the author: Dave Gordon is a project manager with over twenty years of experience in implementing human capital management and payroll systems, including both premises-based ERP solutions and SaaS solutions.

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5 Ways to boost your team’s creativity

Rebel’s Guide to PM

A different version of this article first appeared on this blog in 2014. It should be the natural outcome of what we talked about a the beginning of this article — an environment where creativity is expected, supported and encouraged to flourish.

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How to Replan When Project Goals Are Unrealistic

Rebel’s Guide to PM

This article first appeared in 2014. She’s a graduate of the University of Tennessee Knoxville with a degree in Communications and minors in Journalism & Electronic Media as well as Information Sciences. This article first appeared at Rebel's Guide to Project Management.

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Are you really managing information overload?

Rebel’s Guide to PM

A version of this article first appeared in 2014. .” With that in mind, what are you going to do to filter out the useless stuff, systemize the useful stuff and get yourself back in control of your project information channels? This article first appeared at Rebel's Guide to Project Management.

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5 Golden Rules for Writing Good Project Documentation

Rebel’s Guide to PM

A version of this article first appeared on the ESI blog in 2014. Pretty soon you’ll be a pro at producing, storing, and circulating project documents – all it takes is practice and a few of these golden rules. This version has been edited and updated to keep it current.

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