I visited with a client this week in Washington DC where a bet-the-business project team is having a hard time making progress. They have sufficient resource and skilled leadership. They have a clear and critical charter and even a sponsor who is willing to go to bat for them when needed. So, what’s the problem? Distractions!
The Cost of a Culture of Distraction
The Cost of a Culture of Distraction
The Cost of a Culture of Distraction
I visited with a client this week in Washington DC where a bet-the-business project team is having a hard time making progress. They have sufficient resource and skilled leadership. They have a clear and critical charter and even a sponsor who is willing to go to bat for them when needed. So, what’s the problem? Distractions!