How technical project managers fail to communicate

Some smart people excel at explaining complicated content to nonspecialists, while others bomb. Frank J Pietrucha explains why getting technical isn’t always a smart move.

August 5, 2014

• Communication

Can feedback improve your project management?

I want to know how often your project team feels comfortable enough to speak up about something they feel is going wrong, or something they feel you are doing wrong, writes editor Adeline Teoh. Because you could definitely benefit from the feedback.

April 23, 2013

• Blogs

Project management’s fatal flaw

When NASA projects failed, they failed in the most public and tragic way possible. But one man turned NASA’s fatal flaw into a career diagnosing dysfunctional project teams and turning them into low risk, high performing ones.

March 8, 2012

• Advanced
• Leadership

People in projects, the final frontier

There is no such thing as project success without happy stakeholders. There is no such thing as performance without a functioning team. There are no projects without people.

February 10, 2012

• Blogs
• Leadership
• Stakeholders
• Teamwork