Whitaker, Ken. “Managing Software Maniacs.” ComputerWorld. Jan 9, 1995
Ken has written close to a gillion or so articles that offer better leadership skills to succeed on your software development projects. These have appeared on LinkedIn.com, ProjectManagement.com, and other online sites.
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There are several downloads that are referenced in LSM articles or video shorts that you may wish to use for work. These are available at no cost and without restrictions.
For several of the articles, an amazingly simple, “killer” agile project spreadsheet (with instructions) can be downloaded for your use (no cost to use):
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Sometimes project team members can become unglued when roles and deciders are unclear. If you were ever in need of a simple RACI chart, download this worksheet (no cost to use):
DOWNLOAD RACI CHART WORKSHEET
To complement one of our most popular videos on Risk Management, master the art of identifying and mitigating project risk with this downloadable package (consisting of risk management documentation and worksheet template):
DOWNLOAD RISK MANAGEMENT PACKAGE
So you want a way to motivate your teams to better collaborate? Invest in a meeting to play Broken Squares or Broken Circles. You can learn all about it by downloading a complete “broken” package to facilitate your own game. You’ll get comprehensive questions and templates for paper cutouts. (There is no cost whatsoever but you will need scissors.)
DOWNLOAD BROKEN SQUARES KIT
One more thing... If you want a great clock timer app, get Holy Mackerel Software’s superb Minute Timer. It is a free download and works on Windows or macOS.
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