Project Management Companion for the insightful Community - Part 64

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There’s a big difference between an enterprise process and a job management process, but older management and task managers often consider both to be the same. Continue reading to comprehend how not differentiating the functions is a job management disaster. see more Check More at https://www.projectmanagementcompanion.com

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This post uses the Emotional Intellect Skills Analysis (EISA) framework, coupled with a knowledge of the issues facing Project Professionals, to help the audience identify why growing EI skills are essential. Examples are given for the 5 EISA factors, and put in the framework of Task Management. see more Check More at https://www.projectmanagementcompanion.com

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The change from traditional job management to Critical String Project Management sometimes reveals a formidable problem with long assignments. A straightforward method is provided to help make the implementation easy. see more Check More at https://www.projectmanagementcompanion.com

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Power and Responsibility aren’t often considered collectively yet these are inter-dependent and both have to be considered when determining the project professionals role. Assigning responsibility for a task without a related degree of specialist is really as bad as delegating expert without responsibility yet much too often we see task professionals saddled with the duty of a task without considered […]

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No Is a Complete Sentence

Raise your hand if you have more things to do than time to do them. Keep your hand up if you are totally comfortable saying no when someone asks you to add something to your already overloaded plate. In today’s “do more with less” world, we have somehow normalized overextending ourselves, exhausting ourselves, pushing ourselves by saying yes when we […]

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When It Really Is All Your Fault

By DeAnna Burghart Have you ever stuck your foot in it? I mean really, truly, publicly messed up with a colleague or client? It’s not a great look. If you’ve ever glanced over the report or presentation, or reviewed the timeline, or suddenly noticed the address block of the email you just sent (too late!) and realized that you have […]

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