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How to survive Death March Projects?

Death March Projects - The mini seriesIt all started in 1999. In this year I bought the book Death March – The complete Software Developer’s Guide to Surviving “Mission Impossible” Projects. Edward Yourdon has written a strong statement how to cope with really tight projects. I was not aware that I will have to take this book from my book shelf some years later and put the details into operation. I have started to handle projects which have derailed and must be put back on track.

“So the real questions are: If you can’t avoid death march projects, how can you survive them? What should you do to increase your chances of success? When should you be willing to compromise – and when should you be willing to put your job on the line and resign if you can’t get your way?” (Edward Yourdon)

I have put together four podcast episodes. A lot of Edward’s details are inside. Spiced with my victories, defeats and a lot of experience. Get the best out of it.

Stay tuned and be inspired.

What are Death March Projects? (Intro) - MES037
How to Survive Death March Projects? (Part 1) - MES039
How to Survive Death March Projects? (Part 2) - MES040
How to Survive Death March Projects? (Part 2) - MES040

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About me

I am a wholehearted SW-engineer on my journey to create a business supporting newcomers, seniors, managers and leaders.

I have more than 30 years experience as freelancer in Embedded Systems, 17 of them in telcommunication. The last 10 years I was mainly engaged as fault-analysis-specialist, troubleshooter and virtual team leader.

Today I am senior, coach, author and podcaster and provide my experience and knowledge out of practice into practice.

Music and Photos

The intro-music was taken from
Alex Beroza's "Art Now" on ccmixter.org under CC BY 3.0

CSoul's Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) under CC BY 3.0

The personal photo on the main-page and the small one in the left footer column are made by Björn Jansen

The first and last photo on the main-page and the the one with the headphones are taken by myself.

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