by Alec Satin on October 1, 2008

Saying Goodbye to Colleagues: The Great Cube Cleanout continues to touch a chord with people as evidenced by comments and email messages. That post was written from the perspective of the one leaving.
As a follow up, here are some thoughts on what to do when you stay and someone else leaves.
Don’t Lie
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by Alec Satin on August 25, 2008

Here are the 10 Keys:
Develop a consistently positive attitude.
Make wise choices.
Believe in your abilities.
Be a master at setting goals and achieving them.
Have a clear vision of what success means to you and to
your project.
Develop steady, positive habits.
Show persistence.
Over-communicate.
Be transparent.
Do what you say you will do without exception.
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by Alec Satin on August 22, 2008

This is an article in the Project Manager from Hell Series. Each entry is based on a real life situation. I’ll include what the project manager did, what happened next, and what they could have done to get things back on track. My goal in telling these stories is to help you and I both … Read more »
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