Project Management 101: “Coles Notes”
Managing projects is no small feat. Here are some “coles notes” or cliff notes to help you get started on your next project management endeavor.
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Analytics in Motion Part 3: Developing the Analytics Solution
The next to last – and what many believe is the most important phase of a citywide analytics project – is the development of an analytics solution. Here’s how you can build your analytics solution in order to solve problems.
The First Person that Talks about Work Loses
Studies show that talking about work with co-workers when you’re outside of work creates stress. Here is a fun game to make everyone talk about something else. You never know what you may learn about your co-workers or what gems of information you’ll gain.
Problem-Solving in Government
Problems come across our desks of all sizes and shapes. Some are easy to address and others are not. Here’s how you can tackle problem-solving.
Creating Better Strategy
Strategy must be regularly updated to reflect the changing dimensions of the world around us all. Here’s how you can create better strategy.
Hey Leaders! Here’s What You Need to Do About Data
If you’re an elected leader, appointee or senior executive, this article will help you think strategically about data leadership.
Managing Yourself – Step 8: Becoming a Real Leader
There is a lot of focus on cultivating leadership. But leadership means much more than power and success. Learn how you can become a real leader.
Project Management Professional Series Part 2: 24 Hours Before My PMP® Exam
This four-part series gives insight into the Project Management Professional certification exam. Learn what you can do to prep the day before your exam.
You’re An Athlete Too – So Take Care of Yourself !
Like a sports athlete, we as “organizational athletes” have to develop the rituals that improve the major domains for peak performance.
The Binding Nature of Social Platforms
Social platforms can be great but can also lead to sticky situations. Consider reducing your digital footprint into something you’re comfortable managing.