Burndown chart anti-patterns signal issues in performance, estimation, or process. Here are 7 anti-patterns, what causes them, and what to do.

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A Burndown chart is a way to visualize progress. It plots outstanding work against time. But, how can you build your own?

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At some point in your project management career, you’ll need to deal with a project crisis. It may not be your fault. But, it may be.

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In every project, some stakeholders turn up again and again. Here are my top 25 types of project stakeholders, starting with the most common.

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The cadence of your project reporting cycle sets the rhythm of your project. Quarterly, monthly, weekly – it’s time for your next report.

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Benefits Management is a critical Project and Program discipline. Steve Jenner is the author of the Managing Benefits book and certification.

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Stakeholder engagement is the most important part of the project management skill set. Here is my guide to the stakeholder engagement domain.

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The principles of project risk management will be familiar to project managers. But it’s hard to assign likelihoods to the risks we identify.

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If you are new to project management, you may come across some of the common risk management myths and not know how to respond.

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A robust risk culture goes beyond a strong basic risk management process. But the rewards for the extra work are huge.

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