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Perry A. Wilson, PMP, Project Management Consulting
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Category Archives: Recommendation
Learning from each other
Hi, as PMs we learn from each other as much as from formal training and education. LinkedIn has some great PM groups, and there are PM blogs galore. There is one online question database that I’ve been tweeting about all week that I thought I would blog about and hopefully grab a few more followers. Continue reading
Using your lessons learned. How to make the next project easier
We all know the value of using lessons learned from other projects,but how often do we get to use them?
What gets in the way?
I know it’s often difficult to find the lessons learned on any project, let alone a project that is comparable to the one you are about to start.Time,or lack of it, often gets in the way of thinking about any lessons you might want to implement in your new projects. And, organizational assumptions can seem like a barrier to making changes: “we’ve always done it this way and there’s really no way to make it better in this company”. Continue reading
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Tagged Lessons, new starts, project challenges, tips
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Project management blog recommendation
If you don’t follow the Papercut Edge, I highly recommend you give it a try. The current series of posts are all about the 9 types of PM behaviour that you don’t want to see. Continue reading