The Critical Path by Derek Huether

The Critical Path, by Derek Huether is a project management leadership blog for both up-and-coming Project Managers and established Project Managers. Derek started Critical Path back in 2008 because he wanted to share his thoughts with a wider audience but felt that writing a book would take too long and be too tedious a process.

Derek is a motivated project leader who inspires and empowers project teams and uses the Critical Path as a place to share his passion about PPM topics and feels he  just “needs” to blog. “I guess it’s kind of cathartic.  I love getting feedback from others.” He has 15 years in the project management industry with a focus on application development and “believes in people, not in certifications or diplomas.”

“In this age of cast-in-stone processes and rigid methodologies, finding someone who constantly challenges “what’s right” is increasingly becoming a rare commodity. Reading my blog, you’ll find my own points of view tempered with those of other professionals in the project management field, making for a healthy balance.”

Derek blogs almost everyday on matters concerning PMP, Agile and Kanban alongside other current PPM topics like soft skills and his most popular post,  social networking;

The Impact Of Social Networking On Project Management

Derek’s personal favourites from the Critical Path include;

To PMP or not to PMP That is the question

The Impact Of Social Networking On Project Management

My Big Fat Greek Project

The Critical Path also hosts a regular feature; monthly updates on the numbers of new PMI PMPs, the year to date totals and the overall number of active PMPs. You can reach the Critical Path blogger on Twitter at: derekhuether

URL: http://thecriticalpath.info/

RSS Feed: http://feeds2.feedburner.com/thecriticalpath/DyPm

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