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| Author | Title | Issue | |
|---|---|---|---|
| , William H. | The "Fifth Dimension" of Program and Project Management A candid look at how politics and people's perceptions can influence a project's outcome. |  | ASK 24 |
| , Dr. Robert J. | Getting Politically Active Dedicate time and attention to working closely and openly with customers and stakeholders. | | ASK 12 |
| , Carol | Stumping for the Project There are times when the role of the project leader is simply to sell the project. | | ASK 12 |
| , Ken | Start-Up Build a team simultaneously while formulating requirements and selling the project. Spend your greatest efforts early in the project recruiting the most suitable candidates for your team. | | ASK 11 |
| , Dr. Edward | Hearts Lifted to Heaven Dr. Edward Hoffman Hearts Lifted to Heaven | | ASK 9 |
| , Julie | Even Politics Is Project Work (Or the U.S. Congress is Looking for a Few Good Project Managers) All white collar work is project work. Almost every issue that comes up on Capitol Hill has a science or technology component. | | ASK 6 |
| , Jenny | Know Thyself, But Don't Forget to Learn About the Customer, Too Projects can, and do, succeed because of politics — and they fail because of politics as well. Politics does not have to be a dirty word. Sometimes the most compelling thing you can say to someone is "I understand what you are saying." | | ASK 5 |
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