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Leadership Through Quality: Improving The Quality of Our Everyday Work
May 15, 2015 12:00 PM EDT (UTC-4)
Platform: Adobe Connect
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Duration: 60 min
Support: Earning PDUs | Tips For Attendees
Overview
There are many ways to demonstrate leadership as project professionals. Regardless of our official authority, we can gain greater respect and informal power by demonstrating an outstanding quality in our work. Learn how to leverage the quality best practices from health care and other industries in project work. These practices will set you apart from others and speed your career advancement.
Bruce Harpham, PMP, is the founder of ProjectManagementHacks.com, a leading resource for career advancement for project managers. Bruce's professional experience includes leading projects at financial institutions and universities in Canada. In 2014, Bruce won several awards from IT World Canada for outstanding writing on technology. Bruce earned his undergraduate and graduate degree from the University of Toronto
Learning Objectives
How can you make sure your work is of high quality? Presenter Bruce Harpham will discuss how to leverage the quality best practices from health care and other industries in project work. These practices will set you apart from others and speed your career advancement.
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