Posts Tagged "project management"

Tweet Pin It Project Management Organizing the activities necessary to accomplish projects. Projects are any desired outcome that contains more than one physical action (tasks) to be accomplished. Project management requires several combined skills, including being able to organize, make decisions, ask good quality questions, analyze and track progress, and then manage your time. If you’re working in a team, grab yourself a copy of my white paper for  Team Management training. Time Management Deciding on and doing tasks to accomplish projects. Inside the InstaTime time management system you’ll see how I do personal project management outside of a team...

Just found a great cartoon demo which explains some of the basic principles of the Theory of Constraints.

All the standard solutions come to mind: replace all the sales guys, invest heavily in marketing promotions, train our sales guys better, increase our sales support staff, focus our sales guys on a smaller amount of products and solutions, have our service guys sell products too. This is not systematic at all…

Notes from the awesome stragetic management book called Viable Vision by Gerald Kendall. Most companies do not appear to have the correct roadmap to their vision. A smart person learns from his or her mistakes. A wise person learns from other people’s mistakes. Common sense is not very common - Mark Twain Something that ties it all together...

Tweet Pin It It occurred to me recently that time management has more to do with project management than anything else. But this is so far removed from goal setting that it grates me to think of people getting all hyped up about goal setting, but never actually managing their time to accomplish those goals.