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Guerrilla Project Management

Summary: By now, it is clear that using conventional project management to lead high complexity projects is an adventure in frustration. Guerrilla project management podcast is part of a new breed of thought leadership podcasts that present bold alternative insights to conventional project management. During the each podcast, we discuss tactics to help Project Managers effectively lead high complexity projects and not only survive but thrive.

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  • Artist: Samad Aidane
  • Copyright: Copyright © 2010 Guerrilla Project Management

Podcasts:

 Designing the Plane While Flying It: Organizational Change Management at Cisco | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Doug Walton, PhD., shares insights on how Organizational Change Management helps Cisco chart a course for continuous change in the fast-paced, competitive, and global high tech industry. How does an organization maintain its market leadership when its processes, technologies, and entire business model are changing at all levels, constantly, and continuously? Drawing upon years of...

 Understanding and Leading Highly Creative Professionals – with Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Astrophysicist, Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson, shares insights on understanding and leading teams of highly creative professionals such as scientists, artists, and technology experts. Innovation today is becoming more technologically complex, multidisciplinary, and occurring at an increasingly fast pace. The quest for innovation requires project leaders to bring together teams of highly creative individuals with diverse...

 Project and Portfolio Management at Adidas | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Marc van der Heijden,  Vice President of Global IT at Adidas, shares his insights on how Adidas, the global leader in the sporting goods industry, manages its IT project portfolio. Marc van der Heijden, Vice President of Global IT at Adidas, shares his insights on the challenges that organizations like Adidas face in managing their...

 The Orange Revolution: How the best project managers build high performance teams | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

New York Times bestselling author and renowned leadership consultant Chester Elton shares insights from his book “The Orange Revolution” on how to build high-performance teams. In his book “the Orange Revolution”, New York Times bestselling author and renowned leadership consultant Chester Elton, and his co-author Adrian Gostick, provide a groundbreaking research that reveals that true...

 The Care and Feeding of Business Analysts – A conversation with Vicki James | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Vicki James, PMP, CBAP shares insights on how Project Managers can build stronger relationship with their business Analysts to more effectively leverage their talent and expertise for project success. Business Analysts play a critical role in the success of projects, especially in Information Technology. However, the stress of timelines and budget constraints coupled with a...

 Why We “Choke” Under Pressure and How to Avoid it | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

  Dr. Sian Beilock, one of the foremost experts on the brain science behind performance under stress, explains why highly skilled people fail to perform their best when the stakes are high and everything is riding on their next move, in other words, choke under pressure. This is an extremely relevant topic for us project...

 Herrmann’s Whole Brain® Thinking Model for Project Management | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Ann Herrmann-Nehdi shares insights about Herrmann’s Whole Brain® Thinking methodology, a model that enables project managers to better understand and leverage their preferred thinking styles. Ann Herrmann-Nehdi, CEO of world renowned Herrmann International, believes that projects often fail not because of lack of effective project management processes, tools, and techniques but rather because of the...

 Leading the Emotional Brain: An Interview with Dr. Richard J. Davidson | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Award-winning and pioneering neuroscientist Dr. Richard J. Davidson shares insights from his latest book “The Emotional Life of Your Brain” about a new model for understanding emotional styles. Competing priorities, goals, and mandates can put tremendous pressure on the project team and can often trigger strong emotional responses. Award-winning and pioneering neuroscientist Dr. Richard J....

 Understanding and Managing Conflict in Projects | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Margaret Meloni shares insights on why understanding and managing conflict is a critical skill for project managers and offers practical strategies for resolving conflict in projects. The work of leadership often requires that project managers confront people to deal with problems that they would rather ignore. This can often lead to difficult and emotional conversations....

 Behavioral Project Management – a conversation with Benoit Hardy-Vallee, Ph.D., PMP | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Benoit Hardy-Vallee, Ph.D., PMP, shares his insights on the case for behavior-based project management and how we can apply its principles to deliver successful projects Benoit Hardy-Vallée says that projects often fail because organizations put more emphasis on rational factors than on employees’ psychological engagement — and the cost to organizations is enormous. Benoit suggests...

 The GPS for Your Change Journey: Change Readiness Assessments | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Kate Nelson on the importance of Change Readiness Assessment as an effective tool to pinpoint enablers and barriers to change and guide our change management work plan Kate Nelson believes that, just like a GPS, a Change Readiness Assessment can help the project manager and team define the starting point for a change initiative, chart...

 The Neuroscience of Change: a conversation with Walter McFarland | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Walter McFarland shares insights on the latest neuroscience research findings that inform how we lead organizational change Walter McFarland believes that the emerging field of neuroscience may be a source of new insight into the theory and practice of organizational change. As neuroscience research increases our knowledge of the brain, information relevant to organizational change...

 12 Essential Conversations for Project Success | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Shawn Kent Hayashi shares insights from her book on the 12 fundamental conversations every project leader should master to be truly effective. Listen to the audio or download the full transcripts below. Whether we are trying to gain commitment from a team member, set expectations for a project stakeholder, or negotiate a contract with a...

 Change Takes AGES: A Brain-based Model for Making Change and Learning Stick | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Dr. Tobias Kiefer, Director of Global Learning and Development at Booz & Company, on how to create brain-friendly change programs that stick. What’s the latest research telling us about how the brain wants to learn and process change? When Dr. Tobias Kiefer, Director of Global Learning and Development at Booz & Company, needed to create...

 How to identify, prevent, and recover from project failure | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Todd Williams says that as a project manager, your reputation, your job, your career, and your entire organization could be at risk if a major project fails. Todd should know – he is an internationally known leading authority, consultant, speaker, and educator on project auditing and recovery. In this interview, Todd shares the big ideas...

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