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A Critical Path Facelift

By
Derek Huether
– September 10, 2010Posted in: Project Management

The Critical PathAfter having the same look on my website for over 2 years, I think it’s time for a facelift.  So, if you come to the site within the next week and notice things looking a little different, don’t fret!  In addition to the frontend changes, I plan to move the site over to PowerVPS (Virtacore Systems), who hosts my other sites.  So, grab yourself a fresh cup of coffee (or tea) and continue enjoying my rants and insights.

If you think the graphic above looks a little like me drawing a Critical Path, you should go to Pictofigo and check out their other offerings.  Thank you again to Pictofigo for doing such an awesome job!

Regards,

Derek

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PMI Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct

By
admin
– October 28, 2008Posted in: General, PMP

I pride myself in the fact that I’m a very honest and hard working manager.  I define the Huether Triple Constraint as Passion, Commitment, and Skill.  I’m passionate about what I do, I’m committed to the organizations I work for, and I rely on my skills and the skills of others to be successful.

As part of commitment, ethics and professional conduct should always be considered.  One of the questions I always ask myself before making a leadership decision is “Is this good for the project and our organization?”  No, I don’t work for Initech and this isn’t Office Space.  This is a valid question and there will be several questions on the exam that deal with ethics and professional conduct.

I recommend reading the PMI Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct.
 Even if you don’t take the PMP, every good project manager will learn from it.

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