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I will admit something: I was a big fan of the ill-fated Google Wave. It was a great way for teams to collaborate on documents and deliverables. It kept track of the evolving conversation right alongside of the deliverable. If someone came into the project after it had already started, you could send him back […] The post Collaboration Tools for PMs appeared first on PMP Certification Exam Prep & Training - Velociteach.
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Friday, I received this story from a Student named Bill. He overcame not one but TWO server crashes while taking the PMP Exam. Bill kept his cool; he persevered; he passed! Read Bill’s story: “I recall you mentioning on the cd recordings that you like to hear your student success stories. Do I have a […] The post Server Crashes during PMP Exam…TWICE appeared first on PMP Certification Exam Prep & Training - Velociteach.
During my last two years of college, I worked as a co-op with IBM. My boss, a straightforward and serious individual, cut straight out of a bolt of IBM-blue cloth, used to tell those of us in his department “bad news does not get better with age.” It took a while for that advice to […] The post The Good News About Bad News appeared first on PMP Certification Exam Prep & Training - Velociteach.
During my last two years of college, I worked as a co-op with IBM. My boss, a straightforward and serious individual, cut straight out of a bolt of IBM-blue cloth, used to tell those of us in his department “bad news does not get better with age.” It took a while for that advice to […] The post The Good News About Bad News appeared first on PMP Certification Exam Prep & Training - Velociteach.
Work got you down? Struggling with your studies to prep for the PMP or CAPM? Been watching the Olympics for inspiration? Want a little more? I’ve got a story for you. I’ll share one story from the Blue-Skies Week mentioned in an earlier post. During the week, we had daily breakout sessions for all the […] The post Inspiration that rivals the Olympics!
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