What makes a successful project manager is a combination of their academic abilities, experience and skills, both "soft" and "hard" skills i.e. communication skills and motivational abilities in addition to knowledge and understanding of project management techniques and tools and any technical skills that may be required in certain PM roles such as IT. A successful PM will already have well-recognised academic qualifications, not necessarily a project management degree as they are still fairly rare in the UK at least, but almost certainly some relevant degree.
So you could be...
What makes a successful project manager is a combination of their academic abilities, experience and skills, both "soft" and "hard" skills i.e. communication skills...
Private companies and government organisations involved in running large projects, or many smaller projects at the same time, already recognise the benefits of formal...
Today the Association for Project Management opened the register for Chartered Project Professional's. It's been a long wait. The first post on the topic was way back in...
Like any exam APM Project Management Qualification not only tests your knowledge of project management but also you ability to understand how the exam...
For many years project managers have asked what does APMP stand for? Well now the APM qualification has a new name "APM Project Management Qualification...
Everybody should have a clear understand of the different project roles because otherwise there could be confusion which can cause friction or chaos.
This podcast...
Listen to one of the APM Project Fundamentals Podcasts from Parallel Project Training
This podcasts looks at Programme Management and Portfolio Management and the differences...
