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PMI

Take a stand for our profession. Commit to conduct projects in a way that everyone learns what they need to learn.

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It’s time to take our project management careers seriously. Commit to life-long learning.

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Projects Are about What?

by Hal on March 24, 2009

in PM practice, PMI, agile, books, teams

The Project Shrink combats conventional wisdom in his new book.

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An engaged workforce musters the courage to ask the dumb questions. It takes steady leadership to make that happen.

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Help generate a list of great dumb project management questions

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Effective project controls requires asking the ‘dumb’ questions.

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The PMI CEO wants to look beyond deterministic planning

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PMI Global Congress 2008 Highlights

by Hal on October 23, 2008

in PMI, commentary

The PMI is opening up.

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Let’s Meet at PMI Congress 2008 in Denver

by Hal on October 15, 2008

in PMI

Thanks for visiting again. Please leave a comment or ask a question.

I’ve been invited by PMI to join their newly organized New Media Council. I’ll be attending the PMI Congress for the first time. I hope to see many of you there. Please contact me if you want to connect.
LPSThe Last [...]

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Over a year ago I published a series of postings on the critical path method that produced all kinds of comments and emails from readers. I collected those postings into a two-page article that I published on this site as CPM: Fool Me Once, Fool Me Twice. Shortly thereafter, Greg Howell caught some [...]

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