Define and Plan the Work First
I had been looking forward to my second meeting with Jerry for several days. His office was in a separate wing of our building, and I rarely saw him during the day. In fact, I had only seen him in person once since our initial meeting and that was in the first-floor cafeteria when we were both grabbing a quick sandwich before afternoon meetings.
Jerry was still finding his way at Mega Manufacturing and was still a novice when it came to project management. We had been e-mailing each other a couple times a week for the last three weeks, and I was really beginning to feel like part of his team. Although I was not ...
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