Coronavirus diaries: Two tales of tech project managers adapting to the crisis
Technology has offered a life raft in the last few weeks.
Technology has offered a life raft in the last few weeks.
With shifting technology and working culture changing the emphasis on the kind of skills needed in the workplace, organisations are creating projects searching for solutions to upskill and retrain their employees so that they’re better placed to take on the changing demands of work.
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With the world at various stages of lockdown, now is a good time for students hoping to enter the project profession to look at growing virtual networks.
It has been repeated ad nauseam, but the world in which we live and work is changing fast.
More work is now organised around core processes and projects.
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Achieving excellence in project management adds tremendous advantages to the individuals and the organisation as well as to the clients and stakeholders.
The flagship Salary and Market Trends Survey from APM provides a valuable insight into the project profession, from those working within it.
Enforced remote working is a reality that millions of us are adjusting to as the coronavirus pandemic rages on.