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The Reflector, September 2018
Relating values and vision to projects Getting others to embrace one’s vision Developing a motivating project vision WHERE AND HOW LEADERS ARE MADE Born or made? How do we know? Habits of thought that affect project success Overcoming self-limiting lifetime learning Leader’s critical success factors Traditional education doesn’t make leaders Special way—personal development clinics
Speaker’s Bio: Robin F. Goldsmith, JD is an internationally recognized authority on software development and acquisition methodology and management. He has more than 30 years of experience in requirements definition, quality and testing, development, project management, and process improvement. A frequent featured speaker at leading professional conferences and author of the recent Artech House book, Discovering REAL Business Requirements for Software Project Success, he regularly works with and trains business and systems professionals.
SETTING AND ACCOMPLISHING GOALS S.M.A.R.T. goals for self and project Action plans to achieve your goals Visualizing and emotionalizing DEFINING THE FOLLOW-ON PROGRAM Clarifying project leadership objectives Breaking into prioritized subgoals Establishing rewarding daily achievements Special techniques to change habits CARRYING OUT THE MINI-CLINIC Working with a follow-up support structure Mapping results regularly to goals Objectively recording leadership changes Self-leadership through the process
Decision (Run/Cancel) Date for this Courses is Monday, December 10, 2018 Payment received by Dec. 3 IEEE Members $235 Non-members $260 Payment received after Dec. 3 IEEE Members $260 Non-members $280
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