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How to fail well...

Failure Is the new success. Here are five ways that you can embrace...

5 Skills Needed To...

Why do projects fail? It's a question that invites a lot of interest and...

Embrace the change: Getting...

New IT systems for a growing business can be an exciting prospect and...

New Professional Body for...

The House of PMO, a new professional body for PMO professionals was launched...
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How Knowing Your PM’s Favourite...

Isn’t it beautiful when an IT Project...

4 Words You Should Never...

Thinking about words in project management contexts...

How Knowing Your PM’s Favourite Rom-Com and BA’s Dog’s Name Could Help Optimise IT Project Success!

Isn’t it beautiful when an IT Project team execute and implement with total cohesion from top to bottom? When colleagues become team-mates, and when leaders understand who they are leading, I think a team becomes almost unbeatable. LESSONS FROM A LEGEND The passing of the legendary footballer Sir Bobby Charlton, which is fairly fresh news as I write, reminded me of this timely leadership lesson. Sir Bobby had a remarkable career, as a player with Manchester United, he would be part of Sir Matt Busby’s team that regrouped after the unimaginable horror...

How Knowing Your...

Isn’t it beautiful when an IT Project team execute and implement with total cohesion from top to bottom? When colleagues become team-mates, and when...

4 Words You...

Thinking about words in project management contexts that you use every day as a project manager is probably not something that you have given...

Changing our minds...

Interesting perspective from a Chief Experience Officer, Sandy, on how her organisation is making decisions – “we’re like a car that’s forgotten it has a steering wheel and more than one gear”. I love this metaphor. I can see the car missing turn offs and short cuts and the noise and smoke from driving along in first gear! What she means is that when the project team faces a challenge, or has a strategic decision to make, instead of weighing up what the problem really is and what would be best, it is culturally beholden to the in-house resources it already has at its disposal. Sandy thinks it may be a hangover from the pandemic. I suppose we all managed with what resources we could lay our hands on, became insular in our thinking, even adopting a scarcity mindset as we adjusted to the changing reality.

Project manager mistakes...

There are some common project manager mistakes you might make that are obvious. Unfortunately, though, there are others that you may not realise that...

A Beginner’s Guide...

For those starting out in a career as a project manager or maybe considering a career change into project management, there are a few...

7 Project Manager...

A recent study showed that 26% of employees would leave their current jobs for a 5% pay raise. This says volumes about the current...

How do I...

Because the terms "project" and "project manager" are open to so many different interpretations, employers are naturally wary of candidates who confidently call themselves...

IT talent lifecycle...

I had a very interesting email exchange with a Director of HR this week about how the talent management lifecycle is becoming increasingly difficult...

If 8 out...

It caught my eye. I cannot find robust research that backs it up, but I have to agree, that when you look through the...
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