What my latest project taught me about wellbeing
My current project has really got me thinking about mental health.
My current project has really got me thinking about mental health.
According to a 2018 study by the Mental Health Foundation, in the past year 74% of people have felt so stressed they have been overwhelmed or unable to cope.
Wellbeing is thankfully becoming a topic that can be openly discussed in the workplace.
“I've been a very stressed individual, but now I am on my way to knowing what to fix in my life and in my projects” attendee at the recent webinar about the importance of understanding pressure and how we respond to it.
It’s the word on everyone’s lips, but what actually constitutes a ‘resilient’ team or person? Dave Waller investigates Three men are stuck in a tin can on the far side of the moon, when their oxygen tanks suddenly explode.
With the pace of work, the pressure not to fail, and the numerous unknown factors around project management, it’s crucial to manage your own wellbeing as well as your project.
Over the past few months, we have seen the profession rise above a challenging environment to continue delivering life-saving and critical projects.
For the Cayman Islands’ 60,000 inhabitants, there is currently no need to wear a mask.
Although the UK now has a trade deal with the EU, it’s clear that it’s not frictionless and will catalyse changes to supply chains and the market for UK goods and services.
Deepwater Horizon, situated in the Gulf of Mexico, was a Transocean drilling rig that became famous not for being at the pinnacle of deep-water drilling technology, but for the 2010 blow-out that led to the sinking of the vessel and the worst maritime oil spill in history.