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The Role of Myth in Project Management

Posted June 26, 2008 | Leadership |

Project management is one thing most businesses have in common. The need to design, develop, manufacture, and market a product is a central thread across the vast expanse of industries. All companies need project management to achieve the goal of producing their next widget. Academic and professional institutions provide an almost immeasurable amount of useful tools and skill-building material on this subject. A careful observer might presume that with all the available knowledge on project management, the majority of projects would be managed effectively.

About The Author
Kevin O'Connell
Kevin O'Connell is a senior software engineer in a major aerospace firm in Southern California. He has degrees in social science and engineering and has combined his life-long interest of both fields into an unusual perspective of the business world and society. His ideas are presented in his upcoming book, The Mythology of Reality (Foundations of Psychohistory). His commonsense approach uses myth to show why ideas can take on a life of their… Read More
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