project scope

Why Running After Perfection can Kill Your Projects

Running after perfection can hinder your project’s success, despite your best intentions and efforts. Generally speaking, your project scope must align with its time and budget - a rule that doesn’t play well with the pursuit of perfection from start to finish. In this article, we’ll look at why perfection shouldn’t be your ultimate goal - but how to still satisfy your inner perfectionist as a project manager.

Ideascale2021-12-14T07:49:27-08:00April 5th, 2017|Categories: Leadership, Strategies|Tags: Change Management, innovation blockers, perfection, perspective, profitability, project management, project scope, scope creep, stress, unpredictability, value, workflow|

7 Things to Do Before Starting Any Project

Everyone plans tasks in different ways, but the largest, most complicated projects have tried-and-tested methodologies that help break processes down and ensure that stakeholders and different departments are clear about which tasks need to be completed by whom and by what time. This article breaks project planning down into seven key tasks that have to be completed before work begins to give the project the best possible chance of coming in on time and on budget.

Ideascale2021-11-16T13:26:13-08:00March 9th, 2015|Categories: Organization & Culture|Tags: gantt chart, online learning, Product Development, project management, project planning, project scope, resource allocation|