The value of fun in project management
by Peter Taylor
appears in Project Management and Management.
I have presented to, worked with, and trained hundreds of project managers across the world and I always advocate putting the right level of fun into the project work. I have personally seen how it can improve project morale and help keep moving forwards in a positive manner even in challenging times. Now whilst there are, quite rightly, lots of bo...
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