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 | C$9.99 Business Skills / Project Management Mastery Being agile means being quick, nimble, and flexible. It follows that the Agile project management methodology is geared for adaptability as well as efficiency. This system of working arose in the software industry in the early 2000s. When... | ||||
 | C$9.99 Business Skills / Project Management Mastery Have you ever stopped to get your morning coffee when you’re in a major rush? Of course the coffee shop is busy. You have to wait in line to be served, and then wait again to get your order. Who wants that? If you put a project management... | ||||
 | C$9.99 Business Skills / Project Management Mastery The Scrum project management methodology borrows its name from rugby, a sport in which team members huddle together for a “scrum.” Like the sport, this system requires the intense effort of a cross-functional team working across multiple... | ||||
 | C$9.99 Business Skills / Project Management Mastery Ah, the 70s. The decade that gave us disco music, flares, and the Waterfall project management method. While it was formalized in the software industry, the Waterfall methodology builds on long-established principles from traditional industries... | ||||
 | C$9.99 Business Skills / Project Management Mastery Every project manager is faced with important strategic decisions. When it comes to organizing team members, devising sensible workflows and procedures, and delivering results on time and on target, you have to strike a balance. Do you take a... |
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