For the last several months I’ve been attempting to rectify what I’ve been told about being a PM and the reality of being a PM. My expectations for daily work has really butted heads with what I actually do. While
Recently engaged, I have been setting out with my fiance to determine a solid venue for the BIG DAY. Like a good project manager, I had us first determined our deliverables, budget, and task list. I know the difficulty of venue
As I listen to the 7 year old podcast episode (#5) from Cesar Abeid, PMP‘s PM for the Masses, I’m happy to see Cornelius Fichtner, PMP, CSM is still going strong with his PM prep company OSP INTERNATIONAL LLC
I actually listened to Margaret Maloni 3 weeks ago on the PM for the Masses podcast. While I was expecting to just listen and post, I’ve been hesitating due to a real learning experience that resonated with Margaret’s ideas.
Last week I took a listen to Cesar Abeid‘s PM for the Masses Podcast episode 3 a with David Allen, author of Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. Sure, the post is from 2013, but I’m
Figure out how you feel about deadlines. This will enable you to find your phase writing percentages which in turn will help you plan your process.
This post is about the downfalls of exercising empathy in a social media rhetorical strategy and provides some options to keep you still caring.
This is an extremely casual post where I complain about the systems that be and my feelings on change. Probably one of my shorter posts, it’s a decent read.
This post is about listening. Sometimes, with an opportunity, you need to step up to the role. In other instances, you need to walk away or stand aside.
The post discusses recent events surrounding the ATTW listserv and the community’s reaction to racist members as well as inaction from non-members.
