Welcome to the January/February 2012 edition of the Carnival of Project Management. The Carnival is a round up of the best project management articles (according to me) over the last two months.
Brad Egeland presents Watch Out for Warning Signs posted at Project Management Tips, saying, “Four warning signs that things may not be going well with your project and how to tackle them.”
Bruce McGraw presents Cognitive Science Insights into Decision Making posted at Fear No Project Blog, saying, “how you make your decisions? Are you watching for other cognitive clues from staff and stakeholders?”
Luis Seabra Coelho presents Using Mind Maps: how and what for. Luis blogs at ah-ha-moments.net. Mind maps can be a useful tool in project management.
Ty Kiisel presents Crude Confrontation Curtails Collaboration posted at Work Management Blog. “Effective communication is personal,” he says. “It doesn’t matter if it’s face to face, via email, or even in a blog — it’s one person interacting with another.”
Lindsay Scott presents Emphasize “Management” in PM posted at Michael Greer’s PM Resources blog, saying, “Put the emphasis on management back into project management.”
Soma Bhattacharya presents Who’s your boss?, which she’s written on her blog for newbie project managers, Stepping into Project Management. She has presented an interesting take on personality types – recognise anyone?
Finally, I’ve come across a new website called MBA Online which aims to educate people on a number of topics including company culture, productivity and leadership. You can choose your own course and then follow a thread through to learn about the basics and new advances in the subject.
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