You’re stuck at an airport. In another country. Alone. Forced to wait 7 hours for a flight. That you might not get on. That’s me right now. The details surrounding why I’m stuck in Athens International Airport are not nearly as important as the fact that I’m having to wait. And waiting is not something... Continue Reading →
What Project Managers Can Learn from Adele and Beyoncé
You may have noticed that Adele dominated at the recent GRAMMY Awards. Sure, there’s some controversy over whether Beyoncé should have won more, but here’s why I even bring this up: Adele and Beyoncé were just two of many thousands of artists and producers who wanted to be on stage that night, lifting high their... Continue Reading →
Having More Resources ≠ Getting Better Results
Hate is a strong word. But when you manage projects and lead teams, it’s easy to hate constraints. “If only we had more time. Or money. Or people. Or __________. Then we could deliver.” Constraints limit our options, and by limiting us, they hold us back from getting better results. Or do they? Scott Sonenshein... Continue Reading →