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]]> http://www.projectshrink.com/project-profiler-the-true-agile-pm-30.html#comment-9 Software Projects Blog : Agile PM Is Not Project Management Mon, 23 Jul 2007 09:21:16 +0000 http://blog.softwareprojects.org/project-profiler-the-true-agile-pm-30.html#comment-9 [...] But I love the term “agile”… and we can use it properly for PM: If you are talking about “agile project managers”, this would be the key aspect of my definition. A project manager that has a lot of mental models about projects available, and can adopt his mindset according the situation without problems, is what I call a true “agile” PM. As with any social situation, a group of interacting stakeholders is a very complex system. You are never going to come up with one this-size-fits-all model that is usable. The only shot PMs have is being fluent in more than one mental model. (my posting) [...] [...] But I love the term “agile”… and we can use it properly for PM: If you are talking about “agile project managers”, this would be the key aspect of my definition. A project manager that has a lot of mental models about projects available, and can adopt his mindset according the situation without problems, is what I call a true “agile” PM. As with any social situation, a group of interacting stakeholders is a very complex system. You are never going to come up with one this-size-fits-all model that is usable. The only shot PMs have is being fluent in more than one mental model. (my posting) [...]

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