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Project Management Lessons Learned from Jury Duty Part 3
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Project Management Lessons Learned from Jury Duty Part 3

This is the third and final part of a three-part series on the lessons learned from jury duty. In Part 1 I explored the analogy of potential jurors waiting for assignments to stakeholders waiting for their end product. In Part 2 I examined the importance of communicating the complete scope, and in Part 3 I

Email Best Practices - Top 3 (Back by Popular Demand)
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Email Best Practices – Top 3 (Back by Popular Demand)

Oh the joys of a vacation…and the agony of going back to work. For many, it’s the email in-box that we dread returning to most. After a week of vacation, how many unread emails do you expect in your in-box?  100?  500?  1000? I believe that somewhere in the not-too-distant future is a world free of

The Power of Partnerships
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The Power of Partnerships

 The power of partnerships is a simple concept that applies to many obvious examples, like business partnerships or marriage. It’s also a key concept that I find myself spending more time on in project management training because of the profound implications it has for projects. You can also find partnership examples and their impact on

Staying Fresh - Three Keys to Growth in Everyday Interactions
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Staying Fresh – Three Keys to Growth in Everyday Interactions

 August makes me think of lots of things: hot summer days, lemonade stands, and one of the most popular topics in the media this time of year, the summer slide. I’m not talking about the summer slide like the one you’d see at a swimming pool. I’m talking about the “slide” of students who fall