by Alec Satin on September 15, 2008

While out and out mutiny may be rare on project teams, lackluster performance and disconnects between the project manager and the team happen more often than they need to.
Observing some of the actions and attitudes of the cold, hard Captain William Bligh can provide you with a measure to use against your own behavior as … Read more »
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by Alec Satin on June 29, 2008

My previous client provided dual monitors at all workstations. While at first this seemed a little gimmicky, very quickly the incredible value became obvious. If you’ve ever worked with two monitors, you probably understand what I’m talking about. If you’ve never had the pleasure of using such a set-up, you may be in for a … Read more »
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by Alec Satin on May 13, 2008

In career decisions, when faced with two or more choices, the challenging one is often the best.
There’s an old Navy (or Zen) expression of living as if your hair is on fire. An application of this is to make every moment count.
Do you remember how it felt when you first started your current job? New … Read more »
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