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RE: Overworked Americans vs. Motivation

It has to be fear, insecurity, and/or peer pressure. Companies should not expect their employees to work over 40 hours a week if they are salaried employees. If they can earn overtime, that's a differ...

In forum Project Management Application: Clinical Trial

5 years ago
RE: Why do people leave work?

People will leave when they don't feel valued. Being "valued" has many different definitions to different people. Some people determine their value based on their income, amount of recognition, type o...

In forum Project Management Application: Clinical Trial

5 years ago
RE: Skills Learned in this Class

Something I learned in this class is that a PM is ultimately responsible for everything related to the project. While they may not have to do everything, i.e they can delegate to Subject Matter Expert...

In forum Project Management Application: Clinical Trial

5 years ago
RE: Design Review Meeting

Posted by: @manolo Dr. Simon touched upon Design Review Meetings. He gave a strategy of sending documents to the expected attendees ahead of time in order to get a faster approval. Is there any other...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

5 years ago
Covid-19 Disruption to Project Management

A big portion of being a PM is following up with people to regarding the status of action items. While this can be done via phone or email, the most effective way to get an answer (and quickly) is to ...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

5 years ago
RE: Integration PM

Posted by: @djr32 For my capstone, we had one main project of developing a mobile application. However, within this one project, we had different mini projects which were put together at the end to b...

In forum Project Management Knowledge Areas

5 years ago
RE: Deadlines and SOP's

Posted by: @amin-sadig As many of us know, there is a lot of paperwork involved in most processes within projects whether it is for monitoring or documentation purposes and individual companies have ...

In forum Project Management Knowledge Areas

5 years ago
RE: Single Source/Dual Source

@srg36 is correct. Single source is a little risky, but it is a necessary evil while launching a new product to market. The project team does not have enough time to on board a secondary source in mos...

In forum Project Management Knowledge Areas

5 years ago
RE: Challenges PM face

Personally, the biggest challenge that a PM faces is baby sitting people. People have different priorities, this is the exact reason that a PM is needed. If the project team members understood the pri...

In forum Project Management Process and Medical Device Development

5 years ago
RE: Underestimating Task Duration

@jp582 All your points are valid. However, I've been in many situations where we are presenting the overall project ghant chart to the customer/management, and almost immediately the first question is...

In forum Project Management Process and Medical Device Development

5 years ago
RE: Scope Growth

@ajm73 I definitely agree with you that the project team should just focus on the initial project at hand. Unfortunately, that is hard to do, especially for projects that are driven by the customer. I...

In forum Project Management Process and Medical Device Development

5 years ago
RE: Mobile Medical Applications

After looking through the FDA's guidance on Software as a Medical Device (SaMD), which is detailed more simply on this FDA page , its clear the FDA is being very tentative about its approval process. ...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

5 years ago
RE: Initiating a Project Idea

Initiating projects is getting buy-in from others by balancing research and taking a strong lead in my experience. In contrast to what others have said in this thread, initiating a project isn't neces...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

5 years ago
RE: General Wellness Product

When I saw the first post in the thread, the device that popped into my head was the LifeAlert device that are typically used by seniors to get immediate medical assistance in the instance of an emerg...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

5 years ago
RE: Interpersonal skills vs technical knowledge

Posted by: @rjs84 According to Daniel Goleman, success can be broken down to be 70% interpersonal skills and 30% technical knowledge. The idea of this balance being in favor of interpersonal skills i...

In forum Introduction to Project Management

5 years ago
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