Category Archives: Project Management
Small Details Matter
While cost, time and quality are all factors in implementing any system, forgetting the small details are often what customers remember most. I will always work with the team and learn any system to make sure we aren’t leaving off … Continue reading
The measuring stick of a Project
Keeping the top two or three success factors in front of me at all times (posted on a whiteboard) helps me to focus myself and team members on the big picture. This is especially true during the executing phase when … Continue reading
Team cohesion as a unit
The best feeling for a project manager is when the team to become a single unit. It is a finely tuned race car team; putting the disparity and blame behind it. When the effort of the team is channeled in … Continue reading
The two most important words for a PM
Becoming overwhelmed with information is easy to do as a project manager. I learned a few years ago that I can either manage the influx of information or it will manage me. The two words that I was taught which … Continue reading