The power of networking: how to make it work for you
Over the last decade, networking has turned into one of the most powerful ways to develop a career successfully.
Over the last decade, networking has turned into one of the most powerful ways to develop a career successfully.
In July, over two hundred people joined me for an hour to explore leading virtual projects.
OK, now I’ve grabbed your attention with that very un-British boast, time to tell the story behind the headline.
In the workplace you need to be able to manage your emotions in order to achieve the best outcomes.
As a self-confessed ‘project management geek’, I keep an eye on how project management is portrayed on social media.
Staff members are increasingly spending time working on project teams rather than in their ‘day job’.
Another GCSE results day has come and gone.
The role of formal project management methodologies is becoming increasingly important outside its traditional industries, namely IT, engineering and the public sector.
When you are applying for a new role, there are four aspects of you that are going to be assessed by your prospective employer or project leader.
“Calm in all situations, even the biggest crisis.