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Haiku for project managers - priorities

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Because sometimes poetry makes the point better than a long story. To learn more about Haiku, read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku

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What's most important? /

It depends on who you ask /

it's not likely you


Posted on: December 09, 2015 11:59 PM | Permalink

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Prabhaker Panditi Head of Agile | Global Bank in UAE Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Good one, Robert. Yes, multiple perspectives usually exist on what is important. It becomes a real challenge when these perspectives contradict one another!

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Julia Shumulinsky Senior Project/Program Manager - PMP| American Greetings Lakewood, Oh, United States
These should be attached to inspirational posters and hung on PMO walls

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Robert Prol Project Manager| KPMG LLP East Sandwich, Ma, United States
Haha! Thanks. I will do a book of about 100 of them at the beginning of the year. It can be bathroom sized, so we can have our inspiration without interruption.

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Julia Shumulinsky Senior Project/Program Manager - PMP| American Greetings Lakewood, Oh, United States
That would be fabulous :)

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John Herman . Us, Aa, United States
I think you should be creative with the presentation in the upcoming book. Some should have fancy calligraphy while some should look like graffiti. Maybe even write some on post-it notes and take pictures. :-)

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Robert Prol Project Manager| KPMG LLP East Sandwich, Ma, United States
This started as Haikus on my white board a couple years ago. Great ideals around the design! Thanks.

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Michael Adams Solutions Architect| LANL Los Alamos, Nm, United States
Design and content

That will sell haiku...and next

PMs read and think!

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David Schlatter Sr Systems Analyst| RGA Batavia, NY, United States
Poetic and true. And it's the succinctness that grabs me ... I don't mind project folks expounded when there is nuance involved ... but this level of brevity ... hurrah for haiku!


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Robert Prol Project Manager| KPMG LLP East Sandwich, Ma, United States
Come to think of it, Haikus are like Tweets. They must be short and to the point,

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Michael Adams Solutions Architect| LANL Los Alamos, Nm, United States
Twitter's like haiku /
Only no so refined / (its a stretch... re - fine - ed)
Haiku is more fun!

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DEBASIS CHAKRABARTI General Manager & Country Operations Head - Burundi Africa| Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited Kolkata, West Bengal, India
I thought there was no 3rd party/
I was wrong/
There was always one/
Me.

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