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The Association for Project Management’s big conversation around the future of work, Projecting the Future, outlines a number of factors reshaping the way that project managers will be working in the coming years.
Spell out ‘how you do things around here’ so that stakeholders know what to expect from you and can change tack accordingly.
We’re in the first month of a New Year: it’s time to reflect on what you’ve achieved in the previous year and make plans for this one.
Creating a project schedule is one of the most important tasks for us project managers at the start of any project.
Say hello to the ultimate project team, tasked with saving the earth: Marvel’s Avengers.
Tony Meggs took over the Crossrail project almost a year ago, to try to get it back on track.
In starting the conversation about the project profession of the future, we need project professionals at all levels to lead by example, be open to new technology and ways of working in the digital age.
Christmas Day probably feels like a bit of a project, but imagine if it was an actual project – where the deliverables are hundreds of presents sourced from around the world, and you must mitigate for last-minute requests for gifts that aren’t available in stores yet.
Having lived in our 1920s semi since 2006, we hadn’t really needed to do much to it initially.
Assertiveness is for many project managers the defining characteristic of leadership; to be non-assertive can come off as weakness and indecisiveness.