Time Limit

What’s the first question you’d ask an Agile expert? Tough one! But in this episode, Brett asked Leading Agile’s Certified Scrum Trainer Dave Prior the tough questions about Agile transformation, and even blending Agile approaches. It’s a good, short conversation that gets straight to the matter and may help you on your own Agile journey. Topics discussed in this episode include: The rise of Agile Where Agile works well and where it breaks down Blending Agile with traditional methods The path to Agile transformation and the roadblocks you might encounter How to learn about Agile when you don’t have the time to be certified Links and resources mentioned in this episode: Dave’s Classes at Leading Agile Leading Agile Sound Notes Podcast Dave’s blog and podcast

On this episode of Time Limit, Brett talks to Elizabeth Harrin, founder of GirlsGuidetoPM.com, and author of 5 PM books, including Collaboration Tools for Project Managers. Not only did Elizabeth write the book on how PMs can implement tools and overcome obstacles, but she also showed up to the podcast with really valuable, practical advice and ideas. Topics covered in this episode include: Common communication issues and how to address them The qualities of a solid collaborative environment How technology is impacting project management, and what the future may hold Practical tips for being a good communicator in the face of limited time Links and resources mentioned in this episode:   Collaboration Tools for Project Managers   Girl’s Guide to Project Management Project Management Rebels Project Management Cafe Facebook Group

In this reboot of Time Limit, we share the idea for our new format and jump right into an interview with award-winning international speaker, author, and consultant Colin D. Ellis.    Show Notes:   “Great leadership provides the foundation for successful project management.” It’s a quote from Colin D. Ellis’s first book, *The Conscious Leader: How to create a culture of success for your projects, your team and yourself*, that speaks volumes about how project managers are set up to succeed…or fail. It also speaks to the culture of an organization, a team, and the work individuals can do to contribute to and shape that culture. In this interview, TeamGantt’s director of education speaks with Colin about:   How culture is formed How individuals can impact culture—in both positive and negative ways How to making hiring decisions when “cultural fit” is part of your criteria How to work on culture when you’ve got limited time to foc

This week, the guys talk about what motivataes them and how they keep their teams motivated.

Nathan, John, and Brett are back to talk about working remotely and how we handle a remote team at TeamGantt.

Nathan and John are joined again by PM guru Brett Harned to talk about estimating projects.

Nathan and John talk about working hard without burning out, and how we handle our work hours at TeamGantt.

Nathan, and John are joined by good friend and digital project manager extraordinaire Brett Harned to talk about PM Methodologies and which ones you should think about for your projects.