Peter DeJager

A group of attendees, of which I was included, met at a recent Project Management Institute (PMI) conference and were engaged in an informal discussion to identify the number one problem encountered while managing medium to large projects in a typical corporate environment.

As a speaker/consultant I get to sit in on far more than my fair share of corporate meetings. And the same Shakespearean tragedy repeatedly plays out in those corporate-wide mandatory meetings.

The tendency to seize the first solution we think of, even for the most inconsequential of problems, is a dangerous one.

If you walk into your office and an employee hands you a letter of resignation, it

It

When do you upgrade your technology? Regardless of the type of technology you

Step into a taxi in a major Canadian city, and there

Step into a taxi in a major Canadian city, and there's a good chance the person behind the wheel has a higher level of education than you do.