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I recently had an experience that many of us are all too familiar with…my flight was delayed by nearly two hours! After the initial disappointment, I began to think about what I could do for two hours. I could walk around the airport and/or eat (for the second time). I could try to get some work done for the upcoming week but realized I was too tired to concentrate.
Then the lemonade idea hit me! I remembered I had recently downloaded a PDU PAK of 5 PDUs on my iPod. I settled into as comfortable as a chair I could find, propped my feet up and began listening to Richard Forbus, Ph.D.’s excellent course about Communicating for Productivity and Buy-In! http://bit.ly/c4ombo
By the time I landed, I had completed the course, earned 5 PDUs, and made lemonade out of lemons!
Would love to hear opinions about what some Leading Indicators are that a Project is in trouble:http://bit.ly/9Tw8dh #pmp#projectmanagerabout 5 hours agofrom API
Good communication is the right info at the right time in the right amount to the right person. Easy, right? http://bit.ly/bpjzTe Sort of.about 23 hours agofrom API
Putting finishing touches on PDUs2Go.com’s Special Edition for 8/1. Wait until you see the great articles from our Authors this month! #pmp09:18:48 AM July 28, 2010from API
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I recently had an experience that many of us are all too familiar with…my flight was delayed by nearly two hours! After the initial disappointment, I began to think about what I could do for two hours. I could walk around the airport and/or eat (for the second time). I could try to get some work done for the upcoming week but realized I was too tired to concentrate.
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