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My take aways from reading the book “177 Mental Toughness Secrets of the World Class” by Steve Siebold. Objective Reality – Be realistic. Avoid delusion. World-Class Thinking – To be world class, need to think like world class. Sustained Concentration – Concentrate all your energies on a limit set of targets. Emotional Motivators – Motivated... » read more
Running a restaurant business is a very hard business. Opening a restaurant is the easy part, keeping it profitable and running is the hard part. This is for my sister, her husband, my parents, and my many uncles and aunts that still are still in the restaurant business. You guys admire me. You guys make... » read more
Day 1 Stakeholders are people involved in or affected by the project activities. Successful project managers develop good relationships with project stakeholders to understand and meet their needs and expectations. “Who does What by When” Overall success rate of IT projects was only 16%. More than 31% of IT projects were canceled. Project management involves Integration,... » read more
Believe it or not, I actually got this title from my niece who is still attending high school and I thought it only applied to the business world. Good thing they are starting to teach it during school. Here is a list of teamwork qualities I found on the Internet that can improve teamwork in... » read more
For my project management class that I am currently taking, one of the assignments was to attend a PMI event. To satisfy this assignment, I went to a PMI San Diego event held on May 24, 2017 about a talk on Respectful Leader by Gregg Ward. The topics was about being respectful to your fellow colleague and... » read more
#1 Have a Project Plan and Schedule. Use it as a tool to communicate to others. Use it to explain why something happened. Use it as a way to justified why you need additional resources. Project scheduling 101, if a resource is taken away, you either hire a replacement resource to keep the project on schedule... » read more
I just finish a class I am taking for my project management certification called Work Team Concepts and Skills taught by Kobe Bogaert. The class is about how to build a high performance team. In the class, Kobe talks about that a high performance team does not just come naturally, it takes effort and constant... » read more
To anyone or any organization that wish to implement Agile software development, you should first looking at the Manifesto for Agile Software Development found on agilemanifesto.org. The following is pulled straight out of the manifesto… Individuals and interactions over processes and tools Working software over comprehensive documentation Customer collaboration over contract negotiation Responding to change over following a plan... » read more
Eliminating waste seems to be common sense for any business operations. According to the article The Seven Wastes of Software Development, it can also be applied to software development. The article starts off by talking about eliminating waste to improve productive by the Toyota car company in the mid 1900’s. According to the article, Toyota needed a way... » read more
The scrum process involves many type of events. There is the sprint planning, the daily stand up, sprint review, and sprint retrospective. When the steps of the scrum process are follow through correctly, the rest of the sprint will flow more smoothly. However, there are many pitfalls in each of the scrum events that can derail the whole... » read more