OK...I probably don't have to review the The Fifth Discipline. It's a classic...everyone has read it. Bas de Baar had an excellent review of this book
I think I found it....and it happened to me. Warning...small rant. Imagine you are a hiring manager trying to find someone to lead a group of IT
As mentioned here and here, I presented a paper titled "Project Management and the Stockholm Syndrome" at the 2nd Annual University of Texas at Dallas
Just a reminder...the 2nd Annual University of Texas Project Management Symposium is today and tomorrow (August 18 & 19). Yours truly will be
Charles Green is giving a live webinar on How to Build Trust in Sales Conversations on Thursday August 21. The webinar looks like a good one...as is most
CIO.com has an interview with Linus Torvalds that I'd just had to share...very interesting commentary from Linus on managing software projects. In the
Instead of a book review like the last two Fridays, I wanted to throw my current reading list up and get any comments and/or recommendations for other
Perhaps you've read my rant on Blu Domain...maybe you haven't. If not, feel free to click over and read it here. Well...today I'm going to praise
Timothy Johnson takes a swipe at methodologies in his post titled "Worshipping the Hammer". To be more accurate, he takes a swipe at those people who
John P. Kotter, author of "Leading Change" and "Our Iceberg is Melting" is set to release a new book titled "a sense of urgency" (release date September 3
This is a guest post by Heather Johnson, who writes on the subject of how to become a nurse. She invites your feedback at heatherjohnson2323 at gmail dot
Jim Champy's new book titled "Outsmart!: How to Do What Your Competitors Can't" is an interesting book. It's short and easy to read...and full of some
Peter Vajda has a great post over on Slow Leadership titled "Why People Resist Change" that is well worth the time to read. Peter argues that the reasons
There's an interesting story on ReadWriteWeb (RWW) and the Wall Street Journal this week about Social Networking failures in the enterprise. An excerpt
I was reminded this past weekend by Bruce Henry that I sometimes push "publish" much too quickly on a blog post. Go read my post titled "Leadership and
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