Project Know-how Coaching
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Cogent Language
We Coach Early Career Professionals
By Our Project Know-how Panorama™
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For self-directed, visual, double-loop learning of project know-how
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A pre-built, big picture model of today's global practice
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6 Communities, 8 Team Purposes, 80+ Key Constructs
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Editable, infinite canvas, for growing know-how, from your workplace, at your own pace, for your career
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Guidelines and guardrails for acquiring know-how via AI
- Included with all of our coaching programs below
By Our Blog "Project Constructs"
- Video library of project constructs, the "seeds" of project know-how
- Each post links a video to one construct.
- Easy to use, by itself or with our panorama above.
- What use is it? To craft video playlists for your own know-how, to get anwers to your questions, and to "grow your own", conveniently.
- How easy is it? Click the link below and check out the home page tag cloud Create a video playlist for any project construct by one click.
- In two (2) clicks from the blog menus, create video playlists by team purpose and/or by community of practice.
- How much is it? It is free. Because we always love early career professionals and accidental project managers.
By Our Friendly, Expert Coach
- 30 years experience, 10 with Fortune #1 firm, coaching early career professionals in 12+ countries
- Stanford Phi Beta Kappa (neighbor of Steve Jobs); MA, MS, MEd, PMP since 2007
- Individual coaching available (on each assignment in our "Building Basic Project Know-how" course below)
Meet the Coach
By Our Group Coaching Programs in Basic Project Know-how
No textbooks, no cookie-cutter frameworks
No slide decks, no talking-head videos
Situated, experiential learning
Case studies, coaching, and collaboration
By These Principles
We Value
- Coaching
- Project know-how (knowledge in the head, heart, and hands)
- Self-directed, systemic, life-long learning
- Growing know-how from the workplace via global communities of practice
- Action research cycles, informed by AI
More Than We Value
- Training
- Project constructs (knowledge in the head)
- Other-directed learning, confined to current or local constructs
- Reliance on cookie-cutter frameworks
- Learning only by AI, slide decks, textbooks, talking-head videos, etc.