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Falling in Love with Your Project Plans

Liquid Planner Leadership

In my experience, project leaders do not accurately estimate tasks, they fail to set clear priorities, and do not realistically plan for unexpected but likely changes that always seem to emerge. Your team will be able to prioritize tasks, predict outcomes, and perform with confidence. What’s missing? You’ll know when….

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Reset, Refocus: 2 Concepts and 8 Tips for Making Progress During the Pandemic

Mike Griffiths

Now is not the time to be a stickler on schedule or tasks. There will be some tasks that can still proceed, and some opportunity or threat responses than can be pursued…but how do we decide the sequence? 8 Tips for Reprioritizing. Note: For more articles from Mike Griffiths, visit his blog at  www.LeadingAnswers.com.

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How to Engage Your Team During High Turnover

LSA Global

Ruthlessly reprioritize and rationalize wherever possible. If there are capacity issues, solicit the help of the team to prioritize tasks and reassign roles. Co-create a smart plan to determine how work should get done going forward to reset team and stakeholder expectations.

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The Best Change Management Models For 2022

Walk Me

One way of looking at each change management theory is to separate them into two types; soft , based on psychology and human behaviors, and hard , based on method, systems, and completing tasks. However, this model does not embody the changes needed to complete tasks allowing systems and structures to change. The McKinsey 7S model.

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7 Ways to Improve Resource Management for Complex Portfolios

Liquid Planner Collaboration

Recently, it’s felt like my work as a project manager has been all about making sure the right people are lined up to do their tasks at the right time. Use resource leveling Resource leveling means making sure that the work is planned in accordance with available resources, and this generally means changing start and finish dates for tasks.

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Ask a Manager speed round

Alison Green

Your ankle blog. Tell him that part of the job is committing to timelines so that people can plan, but that if something does come up that gets in the way, he should flag that for you immediately so that the two of you can figure that out (including reprioritizing if necessary). Would it be weird to send her a link to the job posting?

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