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HOW TO RELAX AFTER WORK: 10 EASY WAYS
Project management is often unpredictable & highly demanding. Those aspects of project management aren’t changing any time soon. This is the nature of the beast. But the good news? We have the power to change ourselves! Here are some easy and simple ways I’ve kept my anxiety at bay during more hectic and stressful times in my life.
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DIFFERENT PERSONALITIES: WORK WITH THESE FIVE TYPES We’ve all heard the saying, and we all cringe every time we do. Who even came up with these expressions? Regardless of how corny the expression is, it’s true. In project management, you’ll need to work with many different personalities: people you may not see eye-to-eye with, people you don’t care for, and even people you can’t stand! I’ve been there many times, and it gets easier. By easier, I mean your focus will remain centered around the overall results, and less on the individual actions happening around you. You can have all the skills in the world, but knowing how to approach and work with different personalities will make managing a project team a much easier process.
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT STEPS: LESSONS FROM AIR TRAVEL With over 100,000 commercial flights daily, BILLIONS of dollars are being spent EVERY DAY. Millions of people are traveling. Millions of people are employed. Thousands of airports are bustling; distributing people all over. We all get wherever we’re going in the world safely and pretty damn close to the time we were told we’d get there. And this is done 365 day per year, every year. I think there’s a few things we can learn about project management steps by studying air travel!
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Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco 1935
The tradesmen of this era were a different breed. Of course modern safety practices are necessary and much preferred. There’s something about seeing acts of courage and fearlessness like these, that make us appreciate how our modern world was built to begin with.
Mayumi Miyawaki / Hayasaki Box (Blue Box), Kaminoge, Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan, 1971.
(Photos: © Shinkenchiku-sha, wakiiii.)
Wow! Would you live here? I’m leaning towards yes.
No need for a ramp.
The gauntlet challenge for operating a skid steer should officially be this.
Project Manager Blues
Me: Hi. I’ve reviewed your submission from yesterday, thanks for sending it. Can you please correct items B, C, E, G, J, M, N and X? As you know, this is now overdue. [3 days later] Them: Here you go, thanks! Me: Thank you, but items E, J and X are still incorrect. Can you fix ASAP, please? [2 days later] Them: Sorry about that. Here you go, thanks! Me: Thank you, but items E and X are still incorrect. Can you fix ASAP, please? [5pm next day] Them: Whoops, sorry about that. Here you go, thanks! Me: Umm… X is still wrong, and somehow you made B wrong again after you fixed it earlier. [Following Monday] Them: Sorry, sent wrong version! Here is the correct one! Me: Thanks but… you know… I just fixed it myself. Can you review ASAP and let me know if you agree with my changes? Thanks. [3 days later] Me: Hi Following up. Do you agree with my changes to your submission? [next day] Me: Hello?
Hahaha! Uphill battle all the way...
Have you made a mistake at work? Is it keeping you up at night? Fear not - we’ve all been there, especially in project management. Turns out, most mistakes can boil down to one of fours types of causes.
In this article, we discuss these four areas are the root cause of making mistakes at work, starting with a personal story of mine. Since my mistake story involves all four major causes all at once, I promise that this article is not written with any judgement or holier-than-thou attitude. Let’s take a look at these four things that contribute to you making a mistake at work!
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Love it or hate it, project managers must be jacks-of-all-trades. While most of us come from backgrounds that are more specialized ie. engineering, architecture, programming, business management, etc., one must transcend these focuses and take on a larger, broader skillset to be an effective project manager. If you’re reading this, you’re probably interested in becoming a project manager, or you’re being “strongly encouraged” by your current employer. Either way, there are several project manager skills that one must develop over time through experience, regardless of your education level or technical background. Having a solid understanding and on-the-job experience in the following areas will ensure you’re ready to rock when it comes time to assume the Project Manager title!
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The Countdown Has Begun.
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Victory!
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Any reason to celebrate is a good reason!
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Sometimes, it feels like estimating the project’s end date is like guessing the weather six months from now - we have a vague concept, but really we have no idea!
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Truth.
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