176: Practical Strategy for Project Management - a podcast by Dave Stachowiak

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It’s one thing to put together a project management plan and determine who should do what when. It’s entirely another to lead a project. On this show, some practical strategy tips for project management.


Susanne MadsenAuthor, The Power of Project Leadership* and The Project Management Coaching
Workbook*Susanne Madsen International


Susanne Madsen is an internationally recognized project leadership coach, trainer, speaker and consultant. Susanne specializes in helping project managers transform into leaders.“Most organizations jump very quickly from the idea stage to the doing stage.” -Susanne Madsen

Project definition: it's key to determine the value the project offers to the organization

Be strong enough to show weakness and ask the dumb questionsTwo problems in managing risk

Not properly dealing with expected risksPaying little or no attention to unexpected risks

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