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Conference Paper Change Management, Ethics, Leadership 13 May 2016
Change Management
By Karpe, Alankar | Rigamonti, Fabio Does stress and the pressure of change impact ethical and professional behaviour? In this paper, we will explore: ethical leadership, why it is important in managing change programmes, how social…
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Research Summary Leadership, Decision Making, Teams, Ethics, Organizational Project Management April 2016
The Metaphysical Questions Every Project Practitioner Should Ask
By Ika, Lavagnon A. | Bredillet, Christophe N. Based on research by Lavagnon Ika and Christophe N. Bredillet, this article contends that project practitioners become so familiar with the word “project” that they think about it more in terms of…
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Article Ethics, Leadership April 2015
Project Management Journal
Reconnecting theory and practice in pluralistic contexts
By Bredillet, Christophe | Tywoniak, Stephane | Dwivedula, Ravikiran This article contributes to the theory-practice gap debate in organization studies, focusing on pluralistic contexts from a research practitioner perspective. The current debate is introduced|then…
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Conference Paper Ethics, Leadership 26 October 2014
Quiet Leadership Tips for Project Success
By Ethics Member Advisory Group -- Project Management Institute The journey to project management excellence continues beyond earning a PMP® to include practicing project leadership. However, even highly skilled project managers find success limited until they…
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Article Ethics, Leadership September 2014
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Great aspirations
By Somani, Sheilina Attending to the aspirations of your team members fosters understanding and communication, both inside and outside the project context, says Sheila Somani, PMP, who encourages project managers to…
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Conference Paper Ethics, Leadership, Stakeholder Engagement 5 May 2014
Driving project leadership through stakeholder values
By McCullough, Helen T. Are stakeholders respected, valued, and treated fairly? How can the ethical effectiveness of a leadership team be measured? A research study that examined leadership team behavior while managing a…
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Conference Paper Ethics, Risk Management, Leadership 5 May 2014
The leader in the mirror
By Ethics Member Advisory Group - Project Management Institute PMI's Ethics Member Advisory Group (EMAG) discusses the value of trust as a leadership quality among project managers. When assessing risk, defining uncertainty becomes essential to establishing…
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Article Ethics, Leadership December 2013
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Trust funds
By Somani, Sheilina Trust exists in multiple dimensions and perceptions. Making judicious choices on where to place trust boundaries protects your personal and professional life and emotional well-being. This article…
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Conference Paper Risk Management, Ethics, Leadership 29 October 2013
Great project leadership
Using the sinking of the Titanic as an example and contrasting it with the story of the Shackleton expedition to Antarctica, this paper describes how project managers can take specific leadership…
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Conference Paper Ethics, Leadership 12 October 2010
Project management as a twenty-first century life skill
By Byrne, John J. Today's students--at all levels, from pre-school through graduate school--are learning the technical skills required to complete difficult business functions. But all too often, these students are…
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