Project leadership skills you can learn from sport
Project managers have the ability to learn from some of the best athletes and sporting teams.
Project managers have the ability to learn from some of the best athletes and sporting teams.
In July, APM’s launched its third Golden Thread report, focusing on sectors where project management skills are increasingly being used to run projects more effectively.
Transitioning to project management from other professions brings its own challenges, writes Mike Grundy Many of us don’t start out as project managers.
We are in unprecedented times as far as recent history is concerned.
What makes a project manager’s role so valuable is that they provide ownership for successful results linked to change.
Are we tired yet? The extraordinary working practices over the last few years are leaving many project managers exhausted, writes Richard Young A tough few months have taken their toll on the personal resilience of project professionals worldwide, and many are, quite rightly, now reaching out for guidance.
Summer 2020, it’s quite a time to be reflecting on our profession.
Hannah Latham examines misconceptions around agile working in the safety-critical nuclear sector I vividly remember a meeting that happened some years ago, just after I had been seconded from Rolls-Royce Digital to the Submarines business.
Martin Paver on why educating, reskilling and collaboration are key to implementation An APM blog posted in March suggested that “next year could be a turning point for project management and AI”.
When you are attending an online or virtual training course it can be hard to be fully motivated.