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What are the top 3 things you know now, but wish you knew when you started in your project management career?

Alex, This is a wonderful question, I imagine that each of us with our different backgrounds will bring you different information. Here are 3 I think of right away: 1) The people are the project. W…

Tagged: skills, career, methodologies, new project manager, learned

Replied Jun 9

Project Leadership, a Declining Attribute....

Yes I do think when projects fail it is because of issues related to leadership and communication and less about the science of project management. A successful project manager needs to master both t…

Replied May 25

 

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A blog post by Margaret Meloni was featured
Some time ago there was an unfortunate incident at a military base in the United States. I am talking about Fort Hood. An individual started shooting people. Within hearing range of the shooting a graduation ceremony was taking place. Attending the…
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Some time ago there was an unfortunate incident at a military base in the United States. I am talking about Fort Hood. An individual started shooting people. Within hearing range of the shooting a graduation ceremony was taking place. Attending the…
on Thursday
Margaret Meloni added a video
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'Turning Point' is the eZine that will support you as you navigate the workplace, getting you through the day at peace and not in pieces. To receive 'Turning Point' please visit www.margaretmeloni.com
July 5
I think project managment is very much about project management. Quite often you just have to let the conflict wash over you first.
July 1
A blog post by Margaret Meloni was featured
Recently we have discussed steps to take to when you decide to step in and step up to conflict resolution. In ‘You Decide to Resolve a Conflict’ Part I and Part II one of the underlying assumptions was that you had time to plan your actions and the…
July 1
Margaret Meloni added a blog post
Recently we have discussed steps to take to when you decide to step in and step up to conflict resolution. In ‘You Decide to Resolve a Conflict’ Part I and Part II one of the underlying assumptions was that you had time to plan your actions and the…
July 1
Margaret Meloni and HJUyleman are now friends
June 15
A blog post by Margaret Meloni was featured
In You Decide to Resolve a Conflict, Now What? we discussed some steps to take when you decide to step in and help resolve a conflict. These steps were designed to help you when you know in advance that you will be facilitating resolution. Today we…
June 15
Margaret Meloni added a blog post
In You Decide to Resolve a Conflict, Now What? we discussed some steps to take when you decide to step in and help resolve a conflict. These steps were designed to help you when you know in advance that you will be facilitating resolution. Today we…
June 15
Alex, This is a wonderful question, I imagine that each of us with our different backgrounds will bring you different information. Here are 3 I think of right away: 1) The people are the project. When someone pokes their head in your office door o…
June 8
May 28
Margaret Meloni and Tony Askew are now friends
May 25
Yes I do think when projects fail it is because of issues related to leadership and communication and less about the science of project management. A successful project manager needs to master both the art and science of project management. Understa…
May 25
Congratulations and thank you for everything you do to provide this space for us!
May 25
A blog post by Margaret Meloni was featured
You have observed a conflict between some of your team members and you realize you are the right person to help them reach a resolution. How do you KNOW this? You have carefully considered the situation and you are the PROJECT MANAGER. Your next mo…
May 22
Margaret Meloni added a blog post
You have observed a conflict between some of your team members and you realize you are the right person to help them reach a resolution. How do you KNOW this? You have carefully considered the situation and you are the PROJECT MANAGER. Your next mo…
May 22

Profile Information

Company:
Meloni Coaching Solutions
Job Title:
President
City:
Long Beach
State:
CA
Country:
USA
Industry:
Other
Professional PM certifications:
Yes
Years in Project Management:
7-15
Any other comments about yourself?
My passion and purpose is to help professionals come to terms with the conflict they navigate at work. I want you to end your day at peace and not in pieces.
Website 1:
http://www.margaretmeloni.com
Website 2:
http://www.blog.melonicoaching.com

Margaret Meloni's Blog

Margaret Meloni

Conflict Takes Courage

Some time ago there was an unfortunate incident at a military base in the United States. I am talking about Fort Hood. An individual started shooting people. Within hearing range of the shooting a graduation ceremony was taking place. Attending the graduation were medics and other trained personnel. In the midst of this sad crisis, something interesting happened. Many of the participants in the graduation ceremony heard the gunfire and dropped everything and ran towards it. Maybe it was their tr… Continue

Posted on August 30, 2010 at 11:31am —

Margaret Meloni

Can You Schedule Conflict?

Recently we have discussed steps to take to when you decide to step in and step up to conflict resolution. In ‘You Decide to Resolve a Conflict’ Part I and

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Posted on June 29, 2010 at 4:13pm — 1 Comment

Margaret Meloni

You Decide to Resolve a Conflict, Now What? – Part II

In You Decide to Resolve a Conflict, Now What? we discussed some steps to take when you decide to step in and help resolve a conflict. These steps were de

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Posted on June 14, 2010 at 11:52am —

Margaret Meloni

YOU Decide to Resolve a Conflict, Now What?

You have observed a conflict between some of your team members and you realize you are the right person to help them reach a resolution. How do you KNOW this? You have carefully considered the situation and you are the PROJECT MANAGER.

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Posted on May 17, 2010 at 1:26pm —

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