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Hiring Process for Growing Businesses

ActiveCollab

When you start to grow your business, you’re going to do a lot of hiring. Hiring will no longer be a rare activity you do once every 3 months. You can no longer just post an ad and hire the first decent candidate that applies. You will need to adapt your hiring process in order to scale. Hiring process.

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How to Control Project Scope and Avoid Scope Creep

PM Basics

In practice, you need to have a soft agreement with project owners that if they want to add some work to the project’s scope, you’ll get an opportunity to estimate it and request the required time and money. Then, a CTO of the company comes and requests that we have to add a technical feature to this release.

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Risk Management Resources

Herding Cats

requires making estimates) ? Estimation of Long?Term Combination of the Earned Value and Present Value Methods,” Barbara G?adysz Risk Analysis & Estimating Uncertainty … and what this has to do with the price of milk in McLean,” Phil Beenhouwer, The Society of Cost Estimating & Analysis (SCEA), May 17, 2006.

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A Compendium of Risk Management Resources

Herding Cats

requires making estimates) ? Estimation of Long?Term Combination of the Earned Value and Present Value Methods,” Barbara G?adysz Risk Analysis & Estimating Uncertainty … and what this has to do with the price of milk in McLean,” Phil Beenhouwer, The Society of Cost Estimating & Analysis (SCEA), May 17, 2006.

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Webinar Recap: Project Performance Measurement – Part 1: Overview Of Project Performance Measurements

MPUG

Like all MPUG webinars, recording of this session will be posted to mpug.com shortly after the live presentation ends. All MPUG members can watch the recordings at any time and still be eligible to earn the PDU credit. This is part one of the series. It’s a requirement of the contract you’re on.