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How To Write a Blog Your Ideal Client Wants to Read

Consulting Matters

Most blog posts aren't helpful to your ideal customer. In this "On-The-Air Coaching Session", I sat down with Phil Fraser to discuss a blog post that took him three weeks to write! This brings us to Phil's big question, what are my thoughts about his blog post, "What are the differences between a mentor and a business coach?".

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Mistakes Consultants Make With Offers

Consulting Matters

This episode promises to shed light on the distinct differences between products, services, and offers, and why sharpening your focus on offers can be a business-altering move. We will look at why you should highlight the transformation and results your clients can gain from working with you, rather than focusing on your methodology.

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Prepare Your Facility Relocation Project Team for a Productive Site Assessment

PM Alliance

Below are some steps project teams can take to understand what goes into a site assessment and prepare for a productive location visit. Mobilize internal subject matter experts, from production line supervisors to maintenance personnel and engineers.

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3 Times Your Project Productivity Will Suffer (And What to Do About it)

PM Alliance

Maintaining strong productivity throughout your project’s lifecycle—across all the functional areas working to move an initiative from planning to execution—is a core component in achieving consistent project success. Difficult situations, however, often create challenges when it comes to keeping productivity levels up.

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Common Causes For Project Failure In a Multi-Project Environment

Epicflow

Read our blog post to find them out. Under such conditions, team members’ productivity will be low and successful delivery of projects will be out of the question. In other words, it’s about making sure that the team members are neither overloaded nor idle and show high productivity levels. Low productivity.

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The High Speed Lane

Alan Weiss

The offer to merely help, without talking about “projects” or methodology or fees, stimulates a substantive conversation. Working a productive four-hour day engaged in such marketing is far superior to an eight-hour day working on irrelevant issues, including computer backups, blog posts, social media, and so on.

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A Phase-Gate Process in Project Management: Questions and Answers

Epicflow

There are a variety of approaches and methodologies aimed to increase the effectiveness of managing projects and deliver better outcomes. A phase-gate process (also known as a stage-gate process) is an approach to managing projects and developing products, which breaks the whole procedure down into phases separated by gates.