Essentials
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- Freestyling: Beating Agile, Lean And Plan-driven Hands Down
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- 25 Sure-fire Ways To Motivate Your Team Members
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Last week I got an email asking if I am an Agilist. |
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“Planning and implementing organizational systems and practices to manage people so that the potential advantages of diversity are maximized while its potential disadvantages are minimized” (Cultural Diversity in Organization by Taylor H. Cox) |
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Of all the resources utilized during a project, the team working on the project is the most complex to manage. When motivated, your project team can take up Herculean tasks and not break a sweat but when things go wrong there is little saving the ship unless you find a way to change course in [...] |
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- July 2, 2009
- The Problem Might Be You – Comparing Text With Video
Last week I wrote a post called “Be The Change You Wish To See“.
This week I cover the same topic in a 2 minute video.
Which one has more impact in delivering the message? Which one captures my emotions about this topic? Text or video?
Be The Change You Wish To See – Project Shrink Episode 23
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COMMENTS
- Gustavo: Very interesting, thanks for the lesson!
- Ryan Endres: Great post! Yes rhythm is very important to keep our project teams focused on the project.
- Mark Stringer: Great post Alex, and it really got me thinking. I don’t know if you know about the work of Mark...
- betsy: need ur help
- Diwant Vaidya: Oops, I meant Google Talk. I’ll take a second look though.
