PPM Coaching Blogs
The Hard-Nosed Project Manager tends to gravitate in scope toward its given title: hard-nosed, as well as practical, first-hand experience and observation as opposed to theory. Specifically, it is written from the hard-nosed experience of Patrick Richard, a Montreal-based PMP, with Combat and Chemical Engineering experience across a variety of industries. Admittedly, Patrick says he [...]
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Ask Rick A. Morris about his blog, and he’ll tell you that Project Management That Works! is “a collection of ramblings, tools and free consulting” on a weekly-updated blog that allows the veteran PMP and ITIL Practitioner “to be able to share the latest best practices.”
Rick has the background that lends itself to sharing a [...]
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The Green PM – Fresh Perspectives on Project Leadership is a weekly blog run by veteran project management professional Jhaymee Wilson dedicated to promoting and advancing the project management profession on a global scale. Jhaymee, a Project Manager for an IT firm based in Virginia, premiered the blog in February 2010 with a goal of [...]
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The pm411.org Project Management Podcast is hosted by Ron Holohan, a Chicago-based Director of Programmer Management in audio manufacturing that frequently features some of the top names in PPM for his bi-weekly podcast. Ron tries to use the pm411 as both a blog and podcast to provide his audience with up to date best practices [...]
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The IT Governance Evangelist is an IT governance best practice blog run by Steve Romero of CA, Inc. Steve uses IT Governance Evangelist to act as a strong advocate for the customer, speaking around the world to users, prospective clients, industry organizations and IT luminaries to identify and communicate IT governance best practices. Steve says [...]
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Alec Satin on People, Projects and Process premiered in January 2008 under Satin’s direction as a medium for the veteran project manager and organisational expert to connect with fellow project managers with tips and advice.
Alec is a trained therapist, entrepreneur and Information Technology professional, saying that he seeks to infuse environments with order, process and [...]
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My Project Management Expert, by Susan de Sousa, is published regularly with the hopes of promoting project management to the masses, whether that audience includes students to season professional PPM personnel.
Susan is an interim Program Manager with 13 years experience delivering large, high profile business change and technology programmes for clients in UK, US and [...]
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The Tao of Project Management, by John Carroll, places an emphasis on the importance of soft skills so crucial to managing projects that can be often ignored in the place of hard skills and methodologies.
John is a veteran project manager, PM consultant and trainer with over 35 years of experience in the field. He has [...]
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Instructing.com is a bevy of free project management resources from Joseph Phillips and offers a series of PMP Training Videos absolutely free. There’s no gimmicks, no forms, no emails. Just click, watch, and learn. Joseph started the blog back in December 2008 to share his views on project management, communicate with existing and potential clients, [...]
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PM Student by Josh Nankivel, PMP, is a blog about continuing professional development in project management focused on helping new and aspiring project managers to reach their goals.
Josh has spent a decade of his career span been managing IT and non-IT projects in Computing, Financial Services, Telecommunications, and Aerospace. A South Dakota native, Josh jokes [...]
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PM in Focus, by Vincent Birlouez features monthly posts from the veteran PMP and CMS certified IT project manager who felt he had a wealth of experience and knowledge to bestow upon fellow practitioners in and around PPM when he debuted the site in mid 2008. Like any good self-marketer, Vincent uses PM in Focus for [...]
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Papercut Edge, is a relative newcomer to the project management blogging scene but has made a great impact for its focus on the soft skills side of PM and a blogger with a great sense of humour. Geoff Crane started the blog in November 2009 primarily to promote his coaching business but quickly found a [...]
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