It’s been a while since my last post.<\/p>\n
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I am doing pretty well. Busy with work and with home, and with life.<\/p>\n
The class I am taking is beginning to require a lot of thought. At first, I was reading and ingesting the concepts. As I posted before, I’ve finished the textbook and am now working on finishing the study guide.<\/p>\n
I am trying to implement the process the book teaches. But I do feel a little like I’m flying blind. What does a “baseline” look like? that’s the only part that has no illustration.<\/p>\n
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But the other things have illustrations. They show what a Work Breakdown Structure is supposed to look like. And they show the Network Diagram. I can probably figure out how to do that.<\/p>\n
I’m sort of confusing my co-workers though, because they have never seen anything like these mighty paradigms before. I am asking them to give input on how the things should be done before<\/em> we do them.<\/p>\n “a naming convention? that’s a good idea.”<\/p>\n Yes, but…I want to have<\/em> one, not just talk about the concept. And to have one before the start<\/em> of the reconfiguration work.<\/p>\n Well, I guess that’s a big part of the project management world. Getting things done while not quite having any authority. And not taking too long to get them done…<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s been a while since my last post. I am doing pretty well. Busy with work and with home, and with life. The class I am taking is beginning to require a lot of thought. At first, I was … Continue reading