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Professionalism in Managing Software Projects?

by Darren Dalcher

The recently published Association for Project Management Body of Knowledge (5th edition) features 52 topics required for the successful management of projects. The last of these topics describes the area of "professionalism and ethics." The inclusion leads to an obvious question: namely, should we as project managers care about being professional?

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Professionalism in Managing Software Projects?11 October 2006

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