The upcoming British royal wedding is being called the Wedding of the Internet Age.
It is mentioned at least once every 10 seconds online.
A few hundred million viewers will watch it streamed live on the web.
In any single internet forum you can see hundreds of thousands of posts about it.
The coverage the royal wedding has had on the Internet — from online news sites to social media makes if an unprecedented public event. It is expected that it will be followed by 2 billion people on the net.
By Peter Taylor, author of ‘The Lazy Project Manager’
How should new project managers learn from the ‘Old beans’?
When my kids were young they loved to play one particular game at the annual birthday parties. This game involved ‘Beans’ – all of the kids standing ready and waiting for instructions and then the cry would go up of ‘Beans’ and the game would begin.
What should the theme tune be for all project managers?
I recently ran a survey to find out the answer to this critical question and all of you PMs out there in project management world climbed aboard the bandwagon and voted in your thousands.
In the years I have done many things to encourage team bonding, lighten the darker moments of project hell, and diffuse difficult project related situations. I have even accepted the full and complete blame for every problem, issue and challenge to a project in front of a room full of project team members, before walking outside and firing myself (in a loud voice, well voices – one mine and one me pretending to be my boss). The net result was a diffused situation, where it had previously been extremely confrontational between teams and individuals.
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