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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Jocelyn Lambier
Systems Engineer - Special Projects| General Dynamics Land Systems - Canada
Aylmer, Ontario, Canada
Q: How do you prefer collaborating with team members (virtually, in person, via email only, phone, etc.)?
I can adapt to all, but nothing beats in person.
VIPIN DAS K
Vice President| M/s Sobha Ltd.
Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Look forward for a great learning and sharing experience .
Congrats on the unveiling of the new website!!!
Congrats on the unveiling of the new website!!!
Travis Nichols
IS Auditor| Veterans United Home Loans
Ashland, Mo, United States
It is exciting to see my favorite web sites coming together! I used to have a separate username/password for my local PMI chapter site, pmi.org and projectmanagement.com. Now I just have to use my pmi.org password for all three.
Travis Nichols
IS Auditor| Veterans United Home Loans
Ashland, Mo, United States
It is exciting to see my favorite web sites coming together! I used to have a separate username/password for my local PMI chapter site, pmi.org and projectmanagement.com. Now I just have to use my pmi.org password for all three.
For many client needs, collaboration via WebEx, email, phone, or IM is effective. However, we all know that remote mediums do not always display how much is being completed and resolved without some face-to-face time. For major projects that have high demands or more direct user interfacing, I prefer in person meetings. For those project phases and tasks that are easily managed remotely, I prefer those formats mentioned above.
Nancy Joyce
Software project manager| Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Framingham, Ma, United States
I prefer a combination! Some communication lends itself to a documented response in email. Other communication requires face to face (in person or video chat). I like communicator for those quick tap on the shoulder communication needs!
 | Igarza89 |
Great job with the new learning center.
Sarah Risso
Sr. Project Manager| Johnson Controls Security Solutions (JCI)
Alexandria, Va, United States
Christopher Ackerman
Director of Vertical Structures| Millennium Challenge Corporation
Gaithersburg, Md, United States
I prefer a face-to-face meeting, perhaps with videconference for remote attendees, for the initial kick-off meeting. Communication technologies that allow toggling between a camera and a "virtual whiteboard" can also be valuable virtual collaboration tools, although I observed some generational differences in terms of willingness to experiment and acceptance.
I prefer to meet the team in person at the early stages of the project. After that, phone or email works fine.
Robert Ramza
Senior IT Project Manager
Elgin, Il, United States
Good luck on the cut-over. May you experience minimal interruptions or bugs!
| Anonymous |
looking forward to this t-shirt
I prefer in person, however I've done it effectively by phone and email. On rare occasions had video links which were good.
| r.ramprasanna |
Looking forward for a new experience @ project management.com!!!
How do you prefer collaborating with team members (virtually, in person, via email only, phone, etc.)?
I've always found it best to adapt to the needs of the project and the team members. Usually a combination if each of the types is necessary on any given project. However, with that said some approaches are insufficient as a standalone mechanism. Email especially can cause confusion and lead to follow-on email exchanges that unnecessarily consume resource and time.
How do you prefer collaborating with team members (virtually, in person, via email only, phone, etc.)?
I've always found it best to adapt to the needs of the project and the team members. Usually a combination if each of the types is necessary on any given project. However, with that said some approaches are insufficient as a standalone mechanism. Email especially can cause confusion and lead to follow-on email exchanges that unnecessarily consume resource and time.
Anita Mosley
Account Delivery Head| N/A
Shawnee, Ks, United States
The needs of the [extended] project team dictate communicaiton styles.
| Anonymous |
The collaboration requires flexibility but if there is a choice then my preference would be the face to face.
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