It’s rare not to suffer from imposter syndrome at some point in your career – the nerve-wracking first day in a new role, stepping up to speak to senior stakeholders or giving that big presentation at a conference.
The role of the project manager is changing.
When Kelly Swingler first experienced burnout in 2013 she had no idea she was even feeling stressed.
From charity work to microbreweries, project professionals are using their expertise on projects outside of their day jobs to great success.
I first read Goldratt’s book “Critical Chain” in the late 1990’s.
Ever wondered how you can supercharge your project leadership skills? Well, look no further.
This year, the Royal Ballet and Opera’s (RBO’s) major Christmas production is Cinderella, and the work being undertaken by the project delivery teams at RBO is making a major contribution to the creation of magical entertainment for our audiences.
Christmas can feel like a busman’s holiday for project professionals.
Psychological safety is crucial for high-performing teams — or any team, for that matter.
Experienced project managers often find themselves at a career crossroads.