PMO – Project ‘De-motivational’ posters (just for fun ;-)
After recently catching up with an past colleague, she mentioned the new engagement she was involved with had the ‘motivational’ posters placed all around the office; you’ll know the ones… the posters with a black border and a photo of a person climbing a mountain with the word Achievement and words of inspiration written underneath ‘it’s hard when you fail, but its worse when you never tried to succeed’.
We got into talking about if these posters added value and the verdict is still open, but as the day went by, we also talked about being a realist and the constant challenges PM’s face delivering projects… And here was born the Project De-motivational posters…. they are just for fun, and give a dose of reality in the challenging world of delivering change.
There is a serious message behind each one of the posters; and that is, as a PMO I constantly see these events happening…. in most cases it’s different people, different organisations and projects, yet the same trends… as project and change professionals it’s OUR responsibility to put them right.
Have fun reading through them, and let me know if you have any ideas of your own
Thanks
RF
Hello, would you mind if I use these awesome images in some of my Powerpoint presentations in my free webinars?
Thanks so much,
Nadia
Hello, your article was great, thank you so much for the awesome graphics. Do you own them? I’d like permission to use them in my free webinars.
Thank you so much,
Nadia.
Nice job, Ralf, although you have a typo on “Planning Constraints.” Or was that part of the gag?
Amazing! Thanks for giving your permission to publish the pictures in El Miracielos (http://elmiracielos.com/2015/02/02/reir-o-llorar-17-imagenes-sobre-la-realidad-diaria-del-project-management/)