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How to deal with chaotic stakeholder who is high in pecking order?
That's a typical problem for C level. The CTO or even the CEO will have to deal with it, as that's exactly their function in the company: taking decisions about operations. Neither a stakeholder nor a …
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At what point should a company decide to introduce a project manager role?
A company needs a project manager when there are projects to manage. Don't get me wrong, I'm not just expressing the obvious: not all companies have projects to manage. If you look at an existing smal …
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