First a plan emerges (I spared you the Gannt and Excel charts):
Then a plan is executed:
Second view of execution:
Evidence of some work:
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Two Project Managers + Gardening =
Ever wonder what would happen if two project managers were given access to a garden plot in a community garden (I am sure that the question is foremost on your mind). Let's see:
First a plan emerges (I spared you the Gannt and Excel charts):
Then a plan is executed:
Second view of execution:
Evidence of some work:
First a plan emerges (I spared you the Gannt and Excel charts):
Then a plan is executed:
Second view of execution:
Evidence of some work:
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I, for one, cannot wait to see the results of this particular project. Will there be risk assessments, and break-out sessions on lessons learned?
Ooooo, I hadn't thought of risk assessments and break-out sessions! How exciting! Actually, we have done an informal risk-assessment:
*3 resident cats live in the garden
*possum
*tomato stealing neighbors
*and crazy man who holds a grudge against the garden
Perhaps we need to do a stake-holder analysis too to see how we can engage with these challenges!
"Stake" holder analysis. Nice one.
I love the ordered approach, but mostly I am glad of all the lavender . . .
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