“How is your marriage?” “Well, we have 2 kids out of the 3 we planned. A mortgage at an y% rate. $x dollars in savings. And we are in our 10th year.” It’s an answer. Hey! You could even mention a “emotional index” to indicate progress on the “mood”. Not everybody would be happy with …
This is an important post. So I will keep it short. Not putting it into a lengthy narrative like yesterday Although. It worked for the “The Celestine Prophecy“ (Anyone remember that book? It was a bestseller back in the early 90s.) For those who wonder: this post describes the other Two Insights from The Project …
This is a guest post by Andrew Sparks. Find out more about Andrew at the end of this post. What does a well-run project sound like? Generically we speak of successful, high-performance projects (or factories or other team operations) as “humming” or “ticking like a Swiss watch”. Every successful project I have ever seen has …
If you have no problems in your projects what so ever, consider yourself very lucky and please, keep on doing what you are doing. Project components – methods, processes, procedures, tools – should only be introduced when they either reduce a risk or create an opportunity. Always. If you have communication problems in your project and you …