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PMI Talent Triangle: Ways of Working (Technical Project Management)
Hey, IMPACT Driver!
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If you are in the process of building your first PMO or elevating your existing PMO, it’s essential to make sure you’re putting the right solutions in place from the get-go.
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The key to achieving this is engaging your stakeholders during the assessment process.
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As a PMO leader, gathering input from your stakeholders is vital to understanding their pain points and challenges.
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Get ready to elevate your IMPACT with my top tips for engaging stakeholders and avoiding costly mistakes.
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Join me for this episode to start effectively consulting with your stakeholders in your own assessment process, especially if you’re not including them already.
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Enjoy!
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Re: 192: Engaging Stakeholders in Assessment Process
Great overview. Stakeholder power interest charts should be an effective way to get the best impact and priority for the PMO analyst.
I am sure you know about that, but I wanted to mention.
Thanks for the pod cast
Ashok
Every episode I listen to, gives me more thoughtful ideas and new interpretations of different concept; though I’d be aware of these perspectives. Every episode brings me with new window to inhale fresh ideas.
Thank you Laura.