Author Archives: Mitch

Job Analysis Visual Aid: Ideal Versus Reality

By Mitch | Published: 2010/05/10
Data and charts illustrate the disjoint between what I am actually doing and what I am expected to be doing.
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Working Through Web Project Management by Ashley Friedlein

By Mitch | Published: 2010/04/05
As previously stated, I am working through Ashley Friedlein’s Web Project Management to learn the method presented. Because my various work projects and work environment makes it difficult to dive into a new method feet first, I plan to work through the method on a real project: this site. I am running through the introductory [...]
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Getting Things Done: Task Management Is a Precurser to Project Management

By Mitch | Published: 2010/04/04
Until you are able to completely track and manage your lowest-level commitments and actions, you will be unable to fulfill your true potential as a project manager.
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More ideas

By Mitch | Published: 2010/04/04
Review magazines for layout, typography create CSS drop cap
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A Nice Example of What I Would Like to Accomplish

By Mitch | Published: 2010/04/02
Ian Stewart's site serves as an example of what I would like to do here.
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First Thoughts About Content

By Mitch | Published: 2010/04/02
What my content looks like will drive site design.
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Basic Objectives of this Site

By Mitch | Published: 2010/04/02
Here are the things that I would like to accomplish with this project
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More site idea capture

By Mitch | Published: 2010/03/31
Capture stream of things that I am reading Read Strunk & White, AP and other style guides for creating my own style guide Create a design style guide
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Managing a Project Management Blog

By Mitch | Published: 2010/03/31
My work has a higher success rate, and higher quality, when given the following inputs: Clear, logical objectives Clear expectations of success and quality Necessary priority information This provides me a framework to find solutions, measure success and a means to assign the proper resources for the task. However, I have found that my own side projects often suffer [...]
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CSS Formatting Example Post

By Mitch | Published: 2010/03/30
This post will show me all of the various formatting elements so that I can style them appropriately.
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