Check out The worst error in scheduling by John. Here is an excerpt:
The worst error in scheduling is to have a milestone depend upon two or more tasks scheduled (planned) to finish at the same time.Here’s a footnote to that witticism: It’s assumed the two tasks…
This blogpost is about my current focus and how it has evolved over the past months. While I won’t go into specifics about the challenges we have had and still have, I will illustrate what reality can look like for an agile coach at Spotify. #agile #organizations #business
Check out Three things you need to stop doing when becoming an engineering manager by Matthias Marschall. Here is an excerpt:
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You are a great software engineer with years of experience under your belt. You’ve seen too many technologies come and go to easily fall for the next hyped framework. You choose…
Check out The Single Principle by P M Blogger. Here is an excerpt:
The Project I’m now on the first draft of the last chapter of EVM in easy steps. If anyone out there fancies reviewing it for me (particularly if you’ve used it) please let me know. The Way Good…
Check out Keep It Simple by P M Blogger. Here is an excerpt:
As a project manager I always tried to keep things simple. Yes I had a detailed project schedule for myself but I created a simplified high-level version for the project stakeholders and extract…
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Check out Project Management Q&A: How do I Make a Step Up in My PM Career? by Chris Taylor. Here is an excerpt:
I’m currently working as a Project Manager in healthcare and I’d like to take a step up to a Senior Project Manager position, how can I make this happen?
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Bethany Pagels-Minor is a Senior Product Manager at Sprout Social. They have worked in technology roles within numerous multi-million to multi-billion dollar organizations. They currently work on a development team focusing on social media. Bethany is the Executive Vice Chair of Howard Brown Health, the largest LGBTQ organization in the Midwest. Whenever possible, they attempt to combine technology with philanthropy to allow nonprofit organizations to operate efficiently in the current technological climate. Bethany is a native of Mississippi and still does not understand how it can get so cold in Chicago.
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