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Perry A. Wilson, PMP, Project Management Consulting
Specializing in working with small to medium sized businesses, we help implement your strategies. If you need practical project management or training for your team, contact us at http://perryawilsonconsulting.comLatest Comments
Category Archives: self employment
Asking the right questions
I have been looking on LinkedIn a lot lately and trying to answer some of the questions raised in discussions. I found it hard to give a useful suggestion most of the time because the question was not asked with enough context.
Asking questions is a skill. For a consultant, PM or a business analyst, it’s a critical skill. Continue reading
Posted in communication, Professionalism, self employment
Tagged communication, consulting, Information, requirements, solutions, tips
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Contractor or Consultant
I’ve been giving some thought this week to the idea of developing and deepening project management skills in an organization. During the latest cycle of downsizing, a number of companies questioned why they needed dedicated project managers. They asked, “why can’t my department managers do that job?” Continue reading
Posted in organizational savvy, Professionalism, self employment
Tagged consulting, contracting, professional
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