by Ramesh Kumar Ramachandran | Aug 6, 2024 | Productivity, Project Management
Many project managers accept work without checking these three project management essentials, leading to inevitable problems. Here’s how to maximize your chances of project success by focusing on project management essentials. Know Your Goals Before starting any... 
by Ramesh Kumar Ramachandran | Aug 1, 2024 | Productivity, Project Management
In our previous article, we explored how poor communication within teams can undermine productivity and increase attrition. Check it out here Today, let’s dive into a crucial aspect of project management: the use of jargon and its effects on client relationships and... 
by Ramesh Kumar Ramachandran | Jul 25, 2024 | Productivity, Project Management
Many project managers unknowingly harm their teams’ output with one common practice. It’s not about creating tickets at 3 AM, nor is it about attending endless stand-up meetings. It’s about the way many PMs talk—their jargon. You know, the “groundbreaking”... by Ramesh Kumar Ramachandran | Jul 8, 2024 | Productivity, Project Management
We’ve all heard corporate horror stories in project management. Projects get delayed, everyone’s frustrated, budgets spiral out of control, and clients are furious.In most of these horror stories, there’s one common oversight: failing to monitor and control the... by Ramesh Kumar Ramachandran | Jun 10, 2024 | Productivity, Project Management
We all have experience working under tight deadlines and handling multiple tasks. Most of us hate it because it’s stressful,and we do not know “what to do when” or what’s important. But some people do it like professionals as if they were born with the skills. How do... by Ramesh Kumar Ramachandran | May 13, 2024 | Project Management
Every day or every week, managers connect with their teams for status updates. One statement that often disappoints or annoys them the most is “It is almost done.” In mathematics, everyone expects the result to be accurate. Otherwise, the consequences can...
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