Well, I stuck with it and produced a second episode of Project Web last week. This one is a bit longer and probably more smooth around the edges, though I hope to improve the more of these I get under my belt. Anyway, the podcast is embedded below along with the show notes. Please subscribe…
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Project Web Episode 002 – Defining the Freelance Project Manager
Introducing the Project Web Podcast
After endless listening of other podcasts, I’ve decided to take the plunge and try it out myself. The scope of the Project Web podcast is web design, project management, and freelancing — all things I think are interesting and worthy of a half hour monologue by yours truly. This first episode is rough around the…
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