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Conference Paper Teams, Leadership, Skill Development 26 October 2014
Managing challenges of leading, motivating, and grooming talent in small teams
By Khanna, Vimal Kumar Managing large projects and project teams is a complex problem, producing a significant amount of published work focused on addressing the associated challenges. However, a number of projects, both…
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Conference Paper Teams, Leadership, Skill Development 26 October 2014
Paranoid project and program managers perform and succeed
By Forman, James B. | Discenza, Richard Project and program managers need to develop a healthy degree of paranoia regardless of their natural dispositions. As former Intel CEO Andy Grove reminded his employees, "only the paranoid survive…
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Conference Paper Teams, Leadership, Skill Development 29 October 2013
Forming new productivity habits in project teams
By Filev, Andrew A main ingredient of project success is the project team's productivity habits. Leading neuroscience and behavioral research shows that habits take time to develop. Citing research and industry…
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Article Career Development, Teams, Skill Development December 2010
Project Management Journal
An exploratory study of gender in project management
By Henderson, Linda S. | Stackman, Richard W. In decades past, project management was primarily a male-dominated discipline. But over the past decade, women have increasingly gained prominence--as practitioners, scholars, and teachers--and are…
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Conference Paper Teams, Organizational Culture, Leadership, Skill Development 12 October 2010
Leading multinational project teams
By Thamhain, Hans J. Over the past decade, project management researchers have developed a significant body of knowledge exploring the dynamics and difficulties involved in managing contemporary project teams. And much…
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Conference Paper Teams, Leadership, Skill Development 12 October 2010
Building camarderie and accountability in your project meetings
By Brownlee, Dana As the global economy begins to recover, many organizations are establishing practices for building better run organizations, practices that often focus on making personnel accountable for their…
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Conference Paper Communications Management, Teams, Leadership, Skill Development 12 October 2010
Don't make an ass out of you and me--using assumptions effectively
By Kinser, John When developing project plans, estimates, and objectives, all project participants--project managers, team members, and stakeholders--make an array of assumptions that influence their decisions…
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Conference Paper Communications Management, Teams, Leadership, Skill Development 12 October 2010
Situational project management
By Davis, David L. Project team conflicts can break a project effort. But when facilitated by an experienced project manager, teams can overcome such differences and instead focus their energies on working together to…
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Conference Paper Teams, Leadership, Skill Development 12 October 2010
The N.O. L.I.M.I.T.S. approach to virtual team projects
By Walker, Loran W. Because organizations worldwide are increasingly assembling globally distributed and virtually connected project teams to implement critical enterprise initiatives, contemporary project managers…
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Conference Paper Teams, Leadership, Skill Development 12 October 2010
Moving from project management to project leadership
By Bull, R Camper As all project professionals know, technology has redefined how organizations function and how project teams work. The traditional approach of developing a co-located team--which worked intensively…
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