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Author | Risk Happens!
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Managing Risk and Avoiding Failure in Business Projects. Risk Management is in Mike Clayton’s genes. When he first learned about formal risk management methods principally as a project manager and business change consultant at Deloitte Consulting Mike found the processes and tools intuitive and familiar. The principles of risk management were in his DNA, inherited from his father ( read more. On the projects Mike has managed, he has always emphasised the importance of good risk management. Working in and...
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Speaking | Risk Happens!
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Managing Risk and Avoiding Failure in Business Projects. Mike has keynote talks and. Click here to see a full list of all Mike’s seminars. Control Risk and Avoid Failure in Organisational Projects. Success is not a matter of luck. Business and organisational change is all pervasive and. The cost of failure is increasing all the time. This powerful three-hour seminar, covers the essentials of. Realistic, essential basic tools and concepts that are. Easy to apply, very good speaker. How to get things done!
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Reviews | Risk Happens!
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Managing Risk and Avoiding Failure in Business Projects. Director, The Otobos Group. 8220;This book is a solid introduction to risk management and would be good for beginners. There is a good glossary and an appendix of common project risks great if you want a starting point for brainstorming risk on your own project. Elizabeth is a project communications expert, founder of The Otobos Group and author of the award-winning blog, A Girl’s Guide to Project Management. Principle Member of Niwot Ridge LLC.
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Risk Happens! is full of useful tables and checklists | Risk Happens!
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Managing Risk and Avoiding Failure in Business Projects. Is full of useful tables and checklists. One of the things that makes Risk Happens! Such a valuable resource for project managers and project leaders at all levels are the 60 tables and check-lists that it contains. You will want to bookmark these and refer to them frequently. Here is a full list of the tables:. Table 1.1: Why Crises Happen. Table 2.1: Estimating Techniques. Table 2.2: Common Estimating Errors and Omissions. Table 4.5: SPECTRES.
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Acknowledgements | Brilliant Influence
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The book by Mike Clayton. The Secrets of Persuasive Communication. Brilliant Influence on Mike’s Blog. This book is dedicated to my father, Gerald Clayton. He would have been proud to read it but sadly died just as the first draft was finished, and never had the chance. Re-reading the material on integrity, optimism and resilience, I realised how much I learned from him, and how much I will miss him. Read one of my tribute articles here. I would like to thank my editor, Samantha Jackson. Finally, most of...
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Bookshop | Brilliant Influence
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The book by Mike Clayton. The Secrets of Persuasive Communication. Brilliant Influence on Mike’s Blog. Here, are links to Brilliant Influence and the books recommended in it for further reading. From time to time, I’ll also add some extra books you might be interested in. What the most influential people know, do and say. How to make things happen in all aspects of your life. Mike’s full bookstore is on his website. The five books about influence listed in the Learn More appendix to Brilliant Influence.
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Influence and The Apprentice’s Jim Eastwood | Brilliant Influence
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The book by Mike Clayton. The Secrets of Persuasive Communication. Brilliant Influence on Mike’s Blog. The Psychology of Influence. Mindless Action →. Influence and The Apprentice’s Jim Eastwood. 5 July, 2011. Yesterday, I posted a blog on my main website, describing how Jim Eastwood, candidate in this years UK series of The Apprentice, is able to influence colleagues, buyers, sellers and the public. Jim’s techniques can be summed up in seven points:. Flattery to enhance people’s liking for you. Mike is ...
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Mike Clayton | Shift Happens!
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Projects – Change – Risk. Mike’s PM Books. Author Archives: Mike Clayton. Mike is an author and speaker, specialising in personal effectiveness, project management and the management of change. When we try to make change work for us, things don't always go as planned: Shift happens! Over the years, Mike has developed personal and professional strategies to anticipate and deal with shift. You can contact Mike at mike@mikeclayton.co.uk. You’ve probably noticed the change of clothes for. I hope you like it.
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What is your Influence Agenda? | Shift Happens!
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Projects – Change – Risk. Mike’s PM Books. What is your Influence Agenda? Some things are cliches for a very good reason: they are true, and there is no other way to say them. So, when I say that change is a constant feature of organisational life, I am not trying to be clever, just to make a commonplace observation. Your campaign must have a number of essential elements:. Identify who your stakeholders (literally, anyone who has any interest in what you are doing) are. Maintain your campaign under const...
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What is Stakeholder Engagement? | Shift Happens!
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Projects – Change – Risk. Mike’s PM Books. What is Stakeholder Engagement? When I first learned about project management formally, my colleagues impressed upon me the need to. That is, to manage their perceptions, to manage their opinions, and to manage their impact on your project. Stakeholders, I was told, are the key to project success or failure. If, by the way, you are not familiar with the term. But there is a change in the air. Increasingly, people are referring not to. So, why the capitals? Is pu...
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