Editorial

Written by James L. Haner, a PMIWIC member What aspects of your job are most important to you? Knowing what we value most in our work, relationships, and other commitments makes it easier to respond to opportunities and conflicts with … Continued

Author: Julie Morris Forming a balance between life and work can be tricky. Project managers are often asked to go above and beyond in order to climb the corporate ladder. Working long hours and navigating tight deadlines leaves little room for … Continued

  If tools and techniques are everywhere and consistently applied, why is it that most projects fail to deliver promises within time, budget, and scope? Ask any project manager what roadblocks typically impede project progress and nearly every response will … Continued

Written by James L. Haner, a PMIWIC member   Executive intelligence is the ability to digest large amounts of information . . . to form important decisions that produce useful action. Personality and style are overrated. Style without substance can … Continued

Written by Shannon Morales, a PMIWIC member   Let me start by clarifying my experience by saying that I started with no clue as to what project management was. Frankly, I had an extremely limited knowledge of the business world since … Continued