by Alec Satin on October 22, 2008
For most of us, managing remote team members is one of the more challenging aspects of project management. By reviewing the articles in this linkfest, you should be able to learn from the experiences of others and hopefully spare yourself some pain. As before, I’ve attempted to include geographically diverse perspectives where possible.
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Bas de Baar,
Bill Detwiler,
Catherine Roseberry,
collaboration tools,
Communication,
Elizabeth Harrin,
Graciela Kenig,
Latin America,
linkfest,
Management,
management tips,
Marcia Hakanson,
Mike Ramm,
offshore teams,
Raven Young,
Robert McGarvey,
Santa Cruz,
Scott Sehlhorst,
software development group,
Teams,
telecommuting,
The Netherlands,
United Kingdom,
United States,
Use technology,
virtual team
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by Alec Satin on October 9, 2008
(Okay, perhaps not everything. And perhaps you didn’t want to know. But please keep reading - this may be of interest to you.)
Why a Stakeholder Linkfest
This past week I took part in three different conversations in which the success (and in one case failure) of a project could be related back to the relationship the […] Read more »
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Australia,
Cindy King,
Communication,
Dennis Berg,
Elizabeth Harrin,
France,
Jennifer Pellet,
Jose Solera,
Leadership,
linkfest,
Management,
Paul Ritchie,
Philip Greenwood,
project leadership,
project sponsor,
Raven Young,
relationships,
risk,
stakeholders,
Stefan Gara,
Stephen Seay,
Success,
Teams,
Thomas Cutting,
Ukraine,
United Kingdom,
United States
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by Alec Satin on September 2, 2008
Will you come to the end of your life wishing you had done something else? The Daily Minder’s recent
post on Precious Human Life started me thinking about the choices that guarantee a life of full aliveness.
The PM and Personal Oomph
A project manager is by definition a leader. That personal essence that she brings into everything she does will speak … Read more »
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Effectiveness,
Endings,
Family,
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Management,
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People,
Power,
Randy Pausch,
Steven Levine,
Success,
United States,
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