It's that time of year, where everyone comes up with lists. They may be New Year's resolutions. Or perhaps the 10 best movies of the year, or ten worst political jokes Â… whatever. In the project management world, we might reach out to name the ten most impressive projects, or project successes. I will yield to the obligation to join the masses, with my list of Ten Rules for Project Success. These are based on close to forty years of observing and participating in failures and successes in project management.
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