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Are you getting the truth?

Posted on September 20, 2009 by Perry A. Wilson

A project manager needs to hear the truth from the team and the sponsor. In a project that is making significant changes in an organization, the PM can only be successful if they get the truth. It’s not a case of “you can’t handle the truth” but more of a case of “you can handle anything as long as you get the truth.” Continue reading →

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What’s the buzz about certification?

Posted on September 13, 2009 by Perry A. Wilson

I’ve seen lots of postings on LinkedIn, and heard lots of arguments around the question of certification. I have to admit, I’m confused by the whole controversy. Certification isn’t a magic bullet, nor is it the political nicety that people seem to think it is Continue reading →

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs as a project tool

Posted on August 9, 2009 by Perry A. Wilson

It’s well worth reviewing some of the fundamentals of people management theory – I think you’ll recognize so of the aspects of current people management trends there. Continue reading →

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