Hiring a decent Web Project Manager is hard enough at the best of times, but the first real test is the interview. What should you ask a candidate before letting them loose on web project management? Here’s a few questions I ask and why. Read More →

Work - check RSS feeds – work - check Twitter, reply to a few Tweets, read a few blog posts – work, keep Twitter open, reply to a few more Tweets, read a few more posts – work. This is fast becoming the ‘norm’ and an accepted culture wherever you find web developers, but should it be acceptable and is it valuable or just a crappy work ethic? Read More →

There are countless articles out there that define what makes a great project manager, but very few that discuss the subject of what makes a great Web Project Manager. Read on to find out what the differences are between an average and great Web Project Manager. Read More →

Michael Dlugosch talks us through the next two Web Project Management sins; Anger and Covetousness. Read how to respond to clients professionally when tempted to blow a gasket, and how to control the scope of a web project and the unrealistic requests often made by clients. Read More →

There is a long-term and real danger of outsourcing web work on a regular basis that can go un-noticed until it is too late.... Read More →