Staying Fresh – Three Keys to Growth in Everyday Interactions
August makes me think of lots of things: hot summer days, lemonade stands, and one of the most popular topics […]
August makes me think of lots of things: hot summer days, lemonade stands, and one of the most popular topics […]
An acquaintance was talking a few days ago about a company function at which a functional group had been brought
Developing our new course, Getting Real Results from Virtual Teams, has me poring through resources and reflecting on my own
The frustration of multitaskers was the topic of my last blog, in which I reminded readers of two things most
During the Q and A following my recent webinar, Offsite and On Board, most questions pertained to challenges around people
I recently learned about a new twist on an old game: Corporate BS Bingo. Everyone creates their own bingo card
What is the value of PMP certification? I was discussing this topic with a colleague recently and found myself being
I often get the question “What is the value of certification? Why should I get my PMP (or CBAP)?” Here is a quick list of reasons to get certified in your chosen profession. What are your reasons for wanting or having your certification?
1) Professional Advancement. Certification will lead to increased stature in your organization. Not everyone will be able to attain it. Organizations value individuals with industry certifications, so you will enhance your career and increase your ability to earn promotions and a higher salary.