by jon | Jan 26, 2017 | Leadership, Thoughts
A question was asked, “At what point is a project most likely to experience a breakdown – and how do you as a project manager prevent that from happening?” It becomes quite clear that there is a problem when the customer refuses to pay at the end of...
by TMOG | Jan 24, 2017 | Frontpage Article, News, Thoughts
For the small business owner, the reality is that most of our work today is project based. Our customers hire us based on immediate specific needs and, therefore, we hire based on specific contracts. In order to survive, we have to keep our overhead as low as...
by jon | Jan 9, 2017 | Leadership, Thoughts
A few years ago, I inherited a project team that just was not performing very well. They barely made deadlines and their work while passable was certainly not inspiring. They were content with the status quo and the motivation to do better was just not there. After a...
by TMOG | Jan 7, 2017 | Thoughts
Take Charge, Supervise, Motivate and Communicate are the action steps that the leader of the project must take…
by TMOG | Jan 7, 2017 | Thoughts
Most of the Project Teams that I work with outside of the military agree that they should maintain a “lessons learned” database and use those “lessons learned” on future projects. Of course, when I ask if their organizations actually collect, maintain and disseminate...
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