Why mid-career project managers are prioritising work-life balance
For a feature in the spring 2023 issue of Project journal, I asked several interviewees who are in ‘mid-career’, roughly aged 35 to 50, what their priorities are.
For a feature in the spring 2023 issue of Project journal, I asked several interviewees who are in ‘mid-career’, roughly aged 35 to 50, what their priorities are.
April was another huge month for artificial intelligence (AI), demonstrating its capability not only to innovate but also to transform traditional processes and workflows.
There is so much hype around AI right now, and it probably feels like information overload.
Most of us professionals understand the value of networking; the problem is that we just don’t do enough of it, or network the right way.
The 2013 APM Project Management Conference is focused on exploring the implications of success and achievement through the topic area of Adapt!.
Don’t be too surprised to see trainee project managers and their local MPs sharing pencil cases in lectures in the near future.
As a consequence of the 2008 credit crunch I was involved in a number of transformation programmes with organisations needing to rapidly change their delivery models in order to operate within much lower operating budgets.
United Response is a national charity that supports people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs, at home and in the community.
Let’s be real, most of us have been on that project.
“Glass, china, and reputation are easily crack'd, and never well mended.