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Communication Excellence in Project Management

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Although Project Managers spend 90% of their time communicating, communication in project management is the most underdeveloped skill for project managers. This blog will help Project Managers become better communicators and thus, better Project Managers.
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Innovative Federal government human resources professional specializing in IT policy; data science; strategic human capital  management; change management; policy analysis; training and development; and project management. Presidential Management Fellow (1997 to 1999).  Experienced leader in professional and volunteer organizations. Excellent investigative, analytical, qualitative/quantitative research and communication skills. Strong strategic thinker in public policy and information technology. Skilled at creating new work processes and managing complex projects. Highly-accomplished university instructor, presenter, and trainer. Skilled application developer with a specialty in open-source software and databases.

Certifications: Project Management Professional (PMP), Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR), EMC2 Data Science Associate (EMCDSA), Human Resources Information Professional (HRIP), and Certified Information Professional (CIP).

 

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