Successful completion of a project requires a great deal of planning. Management is tasked with deciding the best way to utilize employee resources so the project can be finished on time, in a ...

When team leaders assess the scope and feasibility of the project, a primary consideration is the strength of each team member. From these strengths, leaders assign roles and responsibilities. Because ...

It's often said that “the devil is in the details”—and getting them wrong could mean the difference between a successful and an unsuccessful project. If you’re working on a major project requiring ...

After two years of discussion, project team administrators, team leads and faculty advisors have begun a phase-out period of the letter grading system for project team credit courses. These changes to ...

When a misaligned project team succeeds, it’s an accident. Without alignment — that is, a shared understanding and commitment — team members work at cross-purposes and doom projects to failure.