Super Cool Project Management T-Shirt - GIVEAWAY!
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Project Manager? Aspiring to be one? Then you need to be wearing this super cool T-Shirt!.
To celebrate our Open House Event, we're doing a series of awesome giveaways (sorry, open to U.S. residents only - it's a legal thing).
This giveaway is for one ProjectManagement.com "Leadership is Influence" / "Success doesn't have to be boring" cotton T-shirt (pictured above) in black or white and size of your choosing (S through 2XL). Our T-Shirt is 100% pre-shrunk cotton and sports a classic cut. With a seamless collar, the stitching is double-needed throughout making it durable. Approximate retail value is $9.99.
We're kicking off this giveaway today, March 10, 2015 at 12:00 am EDT and running it through Saturday, March 21, 2015 at 12:00 am EDT. Fifty (50) winners will be randomly selected on Monday, March 23, 2015 and notified by email.
We will announce the winners in this blog post on Monday, March 23, 2015. Winners' will also be listed in the widget below but only identified by last name, first initial (e.g. "Sarah B."). Please note winners have seven (7) days to claim their prize before another winner will be selected in their place, so keep an eye out!
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Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I would like to communicate by all means, emails, virtual meetings, phone etc.
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I would like to communicate by all means, emails, virtual meetings, phone etc.
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I would like to communicate by all means, emails, virtual meetings, phone etc.
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I would like to communicate by all means, emails, virtual meetings, phone etc.
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I would like to communicate by all means, emails, virtual meetings, phone etc.
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I would like to communicate by all means, emails, virtual meetings, phone etc.
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I would like to communicate by all means, emails, virtual meetings, phone etc.
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I would like to communicate by all means, emails, virtual meetings, phone etc.
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I would like to communicate by all means, emails, virtual meetings, phone etc.
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Syed Moize
Managers, Enterprise Applications| Dream Unlimited Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Congratulations on the new website! I look forward to exploring!
The most gruelling part of the PMP exam was sitting at one place for 4 hours. Rest things were as per plan and they came out well :-).
All forms have their pros. Where as face to face or video chat is best to establish a connection, make introductions, and strategize as a group, email is much less formal so takes less time. For general communication, I prefer email because it is less intrusive (so if I am in the middle of something I am not interrupted for something that can wait 10 mins) and I can have paper trails if I need to refer back to information or repeat information again. In my role many people need to be aware of certain information so calling each person or conference calling is not as efficient as emailing everyone in the group. So again, with the exception to making initial introductions and connections and also collaborating ideas as a team, generally I prefer email.
Marc Nguyen
Project Delivery Manager| Northbridge Insurance
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Congrats to the new website!
I preferred fact-to-face communication however I work with geographically dispersed team and use different communication methods based on the situation, urgency, local time including face-to-face, telephone, chat, e-mail etc.
I prefer to collaborate face to face, since I can see facial expressions, which are an important part of communication.
Kristina Leslie
Project Manager III| BCBS of North Dakota
Davenport, Nd, United States
Nice site. Looking forward to further exploring it! As far as how I prefer collaborating with team members (virtually, in person, via email only, phone, etc.)? In person always seems to work the best, however, once established I like using email so as not to fill up everyone's time with even more meetings. Some things shouldn't need a meeting and I like email to have a "trail" of final outcomes or decisions as well. Always seems I need to refresh someone's memory!
I am a newly certified PMP; this site is full of great resources. Thanks!
 | Anonymous |
Depends on the project and issue at hand - usually face to face or video conference
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