Dear Readers:
My next post will contain some wonderful basic rules to follow in order to manage client expectations, and to avoid disappointments and the customary "shaming and blaming" invariably follows a failure that no one quite knows how to repair. These Three Rules will simplify every business, program or project assignment -- further, they are always applicable, regardless of the nature or scope of the work to be performed. No strategic planner, or project manager should be unaware of these simple principles. [The preceding was a coming attraction]. In the meanwhile.....
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Douglas E Castle
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Hi Douglas,
ReplyDeleteI have published an article on expectations management a few days ago (Set expectations, or else!, maybe you can take a look.
By the way, I am looking forward to you next installment of "When projects become unmanageable".