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Leadership Skills

"There's no 'I' in team!"

This sports cliche is a memorable phrase that reminds people that team success is more important than individual glory. In that sense it is wonderful and is as true for business teams as it is for sports teams. The phrase, however, overlooks the role of the individual in making the team stronger.
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The Fairness of Office Politics...Integrity and political motivation!

I hear many complaints daily about the "unfairness" of politics in corporate America. Employees say that their managers "lie" or issue "personal attacks" against them. Indeed, based on the pure ideals that we are taught as a child, this might appear to be the case.
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Too much Water kills a Profession!! The Project Management industry is drowning

There are too many "Project Managers" out there and we are watering down the profession. How many times have you seen organizations throw bodies at projects and make them the "PM" for the project? Too many. If we keep this trend up, we are going to kill this profession!
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The Proper Care and Feeding of a Software Engineer

The difference between a well and poorly motivated team is the difference between success and disaster.
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'Business Value' as a Factor in Software Design Projects

Over the past few years I have observed a growing tendency towards designing software which is too good.
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The Practice of Knowledge Management

Knowledge management is not about technology. It is about culture. To put it into the right perspective,the practice of knowledge management will drive the organisation to develop a strong culture of competency and innovation.
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The Micromanagement Reduction Plan

How To Work With A Micromanager In Seven Easy Steps.
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Interim Management, Heaven or Hell?

You parachute into a company. Spend three months with your sleeves rolled up solving a problem for them. And walk off into the sunset with their gratitude ringing in your ears.
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