One of the challenges in Cottage PM, I believe, is the problem of scale. Most PM literature deals with huge projects that require lots of PM processes and tools to scope them, manage them, and control them correctly.
But what if you just want to learn some basics? How do you filter through the huge pile of knowledge and options and recommendations to find what’s going to work for your environment? And whom do you ask?
If you’re exploring project management, then you’re a PM student. If you’re looking for a way to learn PM in a straightforward, scaleable, real-world way, then I recommend turning to Josh Nankivel’s new web site, Project Management e-Learning.
At Project Management e-Learning, you’ll find great self-study resources — Josh is a great online video presenter with an easy cadence to listen to — and you’ll find lots of opportunity for online discussion and Q&A with Josh, other PMs, and other PM students.
So check it out. Sign up for Josh’s Early Bird list and he’ll give you 20% off!
And watch for me out there. Even as a PMP, I’m enjoying reviewing the basic materials and commenting on them.
See you there!
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