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Planning

Mini Saga – Reward (Or do you feel like being squeezed?)

March 12, 2011

Effective leaders believe in developing their team members. First, they recognize potential in a team member and then do everything possible to make sure that the selected team member play to his/her own limits and reward him/her self, the project and the organization at large. Often team members guess that their boss uses their skills [...]

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What Every Project Manager Wants to Know About Vacation-Planning?

November 30, 2010

Managing Software projects is a postulating job. Apart from being the face of the project, you may be the only person without a backup. It becomes challenging to plan some time off when you don’t have a backup. Many times, inexperienced project managers find it very difficult planning their vacations or even if they have [...]

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Gain The Focus By The Virtue Of Delegation

August 5, 2009

Do you make optimum use of all of the available resources? Perhaps No – Here are some thoughts on it: You can either waste time trying to master something you

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Project Environment Analysis 8

August 5, 2009

You already know about it. Stakeholder influences define the environment. Most project misfortunes are caused by the stakeholders. Identify the stakeholders. Get stakeholder agreement, perform stakeholder clarity analysis; measure how passionate they are about the project. Acknowledge what you have understood of the project goals and what is in its way – get their feedback [...]

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One Minute Management? Ah…Yes, This Way!

October 9, 2008

Quotes from One Minute Manager: People Who Feel Good About Themselves Produce Good Results Help People Reach Their Full Potential Catch Them Doing Something Right The Best Minute I Spend Is The One I Invest In People Everyone Is A Potential Winner Some People Are Disguised As Losers, Don’t Let Their Appearances Fool You. Take [...]

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