Top 5 “Commented On” Proves Readers Are Amazing
“YEAH.., UH…I’D LIKE TO COMMENT ON THAT?”
Nothing like having great discussions for all the world to see (I’ll never be able to run for office). I’ve personally learned a lot and I know that several others have spawned posts from discussions started here. That’s what blogging is all about. Join in and comment on the Top 5 commented on posts at Projectmanagement411. I know you have something to say- besides you’ll enjoy the conversation:
No. 1. Do Great Statesmen Make Great Business Leaders? - this one resulted in a couple of other blogger’s posting on the topic and creating a mini-blogathon!
No. 2. Counting on Social Security? Your Next Project Better Be Your Retirement Plan - this was a bit contrived, being a b5 media blogger link up, but resulted in some fascinating comments about the state of our society and our “leaders” (or lack thereof).
No. 3. IT Systems Aren’t Evaluated by Takeover Artists? - not only was the lack of IT evaluation covered but some key organization culture points.
No. 4. What’s Harder? Project Management or Management? - after realizing that I didn’t like the question, I still got some great push back on what it takes to manage people.
No. 5. Overcoming Language Barriers in Project Communication - this, as all good posts should, led to many people sharing glossaries, interviews and opinions to bolster knowledge on the subject.
Participate! But be sure to make your words count- we’ve got some good minds here that don’t let a poor argument go without a gentle rap on the knuckles. Special thanks to Miki at Leadership Turn and Sensei at ActiveEngine for consistent and passionate sparking of my thoughts.
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