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When you're trying to score big in the IT systems events, you need to get your agent forms in order. Define them right, use them effectively, and you'll find yourself on the winners' stand, listening to your national anthem.
Enough already with all this talk about the perfect job! How about we ditch that myth and settle for a great job?
A new book on software testing isn't quite perfect, and it isn't just about software, but it is a worthy read for anyone managing projects that involve testing. The heart of the book describes a testing process in terms of Satir’s four-stage interaction model: gathering information, assigning meaning, determining significance and deciding what (if anything) to do.
It's that time again for further thoughts on the hot topic of project management as a profession! But as the debate continues, the key is not on if a profession will emerge--but on what value and consequences the creation of a profession holds in store.
Manageable Team Size
Many construction companies have an annual or semi-annual performance review process in which they conduct interviews with the employees in an atmosphere that creates an open dialogue. This form will help assist the manager in conducting a review methodically and comprehensively. Individual companies can tailor the form to suit their specific needs and requirements.
Use this presentation to assist the project manager with improving the ability of team leads or other managers to get the best from their teams.
Even though we consider software engineering as an extension of mathematics, measurement of the developer or team’s performance is very subjective. In the end, most of the time we only look at the deliverables. We need to embrace the human element to realize success and innovation.
Still evaluating individual performance once it’s past when you really wanted (and needed!) the desired performance? Don’t answer that. Just use this planner to be a more proactive.
Meet your goals by ensuring that everyone else can meet theirs. This tool will clarify performance expectations and help you monitor and manage work quantity and quality.
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