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This post resonated with me in particular as I am either coaching or directly involved with my three Kids’ baseball, softball, and basketball teams. I try and focus on teaching the the concepts of teamwork, communication, strategy and organization, and self-discipline. All qualities that are highly desirable in the work environment and very often not easily achieved.

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by Dave Wakeman

I’ve been doing some reading on leadership. I don’t know exactly what brought the topic to mind, but I think it’s a combination of coaching my 9-year-old son’s soccer team and seeing institutions struggle to get people to take responsibility for their actio…

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By Ramiro Rodrigues

Recently, an acquaintance pointed out to me that the projects environment is susceptible to chaos. In his view, all it takes is a lack of effective leadership. If leaders aren’t constantly focused on solving the problems that occur in an environment of resistan…

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by Christian Bisson, PMP, PSPO, PSM

In agile, users are everything. So it only makes sense that users—anyone who will use or interact with your product—should be a team’s main focus. In order for the product to be viable, whatever is produced must bring them value.

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by Kevin Korterud

Once upon a time, projects were just projects. They were simple, had small teams and quite often finished on time. Projects were viewed as a path to operational improvements that reduce manual labor and free up people for other tasks.

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