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Tag Archives: issue tracking
How to Link Between Different Parts of The Project Stages
Today I want to explain how to link between different parts of the project stages. A project is never just one thing. It includes many tasks and items that – if you do everything right – come together to form … Continue reading
[reality TV] The PMs of NYC Ep 4 – Will Hank Get Fired?
In this chapter of the PMs of NYC Hank will need to make a decision if he accepts the new project management processes or else he might lose his job. Episode4 – Final
[reality TV] The PMs of NYC Ep 3 – How to Prevent Project Chaos
In the third episode of the PMs of NYC I explain how the team can solve the problems they’ve been having with their projects. Bob is trying to soften Hank to get him accept the proposed solution. Episode3 – Final
[reality TV] The PMs of NYC Ep 2 – Things Are Heating Up
In this episode of The Real PMs of NYC, Bob talks to the developers about both project and personnel issues, and he gets an earful from angry Hank. Bob and Allison are able to figure out the major problems that … Continue reading
Game Changer Tip – Buffers
Sometimes a small piece of advice can be a game changer. I’ve experienced this in the past when I received a tip from someone which helped me to take my project to the next level by fixing a business issue … Continue reading
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A Day in a Project Manager’s Life
Being a project manager is really a pretty tough job. Every day is stressful because there’s a ton of responsibility on your shoulders when you’re in charge. And no matter how good the work is, people always remember that one … Continue reading
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A Day in a Programmer’s Life
As a programmer, I’m constantly juggling a million tasks. Well, not exactly a million, but it really feels like that sometimes. And even while I’m juggling all of the tasks that I have to do, things are often changing during … Continue reading
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The New Issue Form
Hi, it’s Allison here, and I have a brand new form to tell you about. As you may know, the Issue Form is the main form that is used with the Issue Tracking and Help Desk tools to submit new … Continue reading
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The 2 Most Common Questions Managers Ask Their Team Members
Hi, it’s Allison here again. Today I want to talk to you about the 2 most common questions project managers ask their team members and how these questions can be answered by Elementool. PriorityStatus Clip – Final The first question … Continue reading
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