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• Nadeje Patisserie @ Plaza Mahkota, Malacca

  
  Pillow Talk with Bangsar-bAbE — Authority: 126
  Nadeje Patisserie, at G-23 & 25, Jln PM4, Plaza Mahkota, is a cosy cafe that occupies two shop lots in Malacca. It specializes in mille crêpe, a French cake made of many crêpe layers. "Mille" means "a thousand" in French , implying the many layers of crêpe used. But don’t go into Nadeje, expecting to see a ...
  5 days ago

• Looking past “The End of the Beginning”

  
  Project Management Resources, Templates, Books, Tools, News :: PMToolbox — Authority: 149
  As project managers we think (and often dream) about the end of our projects. And what is that end?Its the successful turn up of a computer network. Or, its the availability of a new service. Or, perhaps its the readiness of a new bridge, a new b...Related posts: Planning is too important for the beginning of a ...
  5 days ago

• Oh, chute!

  
  Project Management Resources, Templates, Books, Tools, News :: PMToolbox — Authority: 149
  Id like to share an analogy I use in my Project Management courses to explain the often misunderstood difference between secondary and residual risk.Secondary risks are those which are caused by the treatment or response to the risk.Residual risk is t...Related posts: Mitigate The Big Yellow Taxi of Project ...
  2 weeks ago

• “The danger of the single story”- Chimamanda Adichie

  
  Project Management Resources, Templates, Books, Tools, News :: PMToolbox — Authority: 149
  You know that Ive blogged before about the danger of PMs taking a single-point estimate. I want to draw your attention to a nice talk given by Chimamanda Adichie (shown on the left) called, "The Danger of the Single Story". It takes the idea of a s...Related posts: Podcast episode 017: leadership and teamwork in ...
  6 weeks ago

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