10 Commandments of Project Management
10 Commandments of Project Management By Meade Rubenstein ONE: You shall have no other goals but Business Success. TWO: You shall not make for yourself anything that is already made and working, not process,...
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It’s Not My Problem
It’s Not My Problem By Meade Rubenstein One of the major challenges of a project manager, or any manager, is determining who owns the problem. By default, the problem is owned by the person...
Project Management Lessons From Bowling
Project Management Lessons From Bowling By Meade Rubenstein Bowling is one of the few sports I can enjoy watching and I’m sure it’s a sign of my increasing age. Here are some bowling lessons...
Project Management Tools – Where You Are and Where To Go
Project Management Tools – Where You Are and Where To Go By Meade Rubenstein Tools to help you determine where you are Knowing where you are is as difficult, if not significantly more difficult,...
Project Management Activities
Project Management Activities By Meade Rubenstein When you start a new job, you focus on where you’re sitting, who you’re working with, what your boss expects from you and how you can accomplish your...
Ambushed! Some Thoughts on Protecting Your Project Management Career
Ambushed! Some Thoughts on Protecting Your Project Management Career By Meade Rubenstein Happily walking to your meeting not expecting anything outside of some boredom and quality doodling time….then they strike! Ballistic questions, explosive statements...
The Positive Side of Scope Creep
The Positive Side of Scope Creep By Meade Rubenstein You often hear complaints from developers and project managers about scope creep in a project. This is often pointed to as the #1 cause of...
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Can a Project Manager not be a Subject Matter Expert?
Can a Project Manager not be a Subject Matter Expert? By Meade Rubenstein Can a Project Manager NOT understand the underlying ‘subject’ that she/he is managing? If you ask a typical PM looking for...
Good Project , Poorly Done – what to do?
Good Project , Poorly Done – what to do? By Meade Rubenstein A good project is one that ultimately adds value to the company. Some projects reduce costs, some don’t seem to add value...
