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I remember the presentation well, but for all the wrong reasons. The keynote speaker at a well-known project management conference had decades of experience, a clear message, great stage presence, and a truly cringeworthy presentation. Every other slide... Continue Reading
Update 4/5/18: With the release of the 10th edition of the Project Management Institute’s Project Management Salary Survey last year, we updated this piece to reflect the latest salary information available. This information is based on... Continue Reading
With opening day of baseball season right around the corner, it’s a great time of year for obsessing over stats. After all, the difference between a journeyman (a .250 hitter) and a Hall of Famer (a .300... Continue Reading
“Do I have to pay for that?” This is a common refrain in the internet generation, which grew up with easy and instantaneous access to everything from TV shows to music and news. If they can get... Continue Reading
According to a BrightLocal survey, 84% of people trust online reviews. Software shoppers are more likely to favor products with positive reviews, and less likely to consider products with no reviews at all. As no product can... Continue Reading
Flying cars, teleportation, the holodeck. Science fiction has predicted a myriad of awesome technologies that, sadly, have yet to enter our reality (although we’re getting pretty close on the flying cars). What you might not realize, however, is... Continue Reading
Imagine you’re a child on your first visit to Disneyland in the 1960s. Strolling wide-eyed through Tomorrowland with your family, you decide to explore the House of the Future, where you marvel at the ultrasonic dishwasher,... Continue Reading
Everyone has their own approach to work. Some people like to have the exact same routine every day, while others need to mix things up, stretch their legs, and try different approaches to find their groove. I... Continue Reading
Back in the 1950s, America had a wonderful vision of the future. The war was over, innovations like interstate highways and commercial jet travel were making the world more accessible, and anything seemed possible. While we’re still waiting... Continue Reading
Anecdotal evidence suggests that the average adult makes hundreds, if not thousands, of decisions every single day. While decisions at home can be relatively inconsequential—what to eat for breakfast, what to watch on TV—decisions at work add... Continue Reading
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