Top Tip #6 – Have you tried… Removing AOB from your meeting agendas?
‘Any other business’ is just that – other business!
Top Tip #5 – Framing your risks
When you’re capturing risks, a useful model to use is “Because of X, there is a risk that Y.”
Top Tip #4 – One to ones
Your project meetings are great for seeing how the team as a whole are doing, but make sure you make time to have individual catch-ups with each member of your project team.
Top Tip #3 – Is everyone clear what they’re up to?
It is often easy to assume that everyone knows what they are doing, but it’s not always the case. And it’s almost always true that people are making assumptions about the role others are performing
Top Tip #2 – Have you tried… Checking in on your project objectives?
It’s worthwhile re-visiting the project objectives regularly, but if you haven’t done so in a while, it will be especially valuable.
Top Tip #1 – Maintaining the vision
The project vision represents the destination that the project is headed for and so it becomes vital when you are making decisions.
How is your (project) hygiene? – with two free templates!
A good project routine will help you stay on top of the small stuff – so you don’t end up sweating it later.
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Project Sunscreen
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My 10 top tips for celebrating project successes
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