Random Thoughts

The most damaging pattern I see in PMOs isn't a bad framework or a broken tool. It's a favor economy — and it usually starts with a single missed conversation about intake. When there's no shared standard for what makes a request a real priority, priority defaults to volume and proximity. Whoever asks loudest, asks most often, or holds the most senior title in the room wins the queue. Value, risk, cost of delay — those never actually enter the conversation. They're assumed, n