Three ways the project profession has changed since the pandemic
You don’t need me to tell you that COVID-19 hugely impacted the project profession.
You don’t need me to tell you that COVID-19 hugely impacted the project profession.
I joined this industry as an 18 year old who had no knowledge of project management or telecommunications.
A recognised project management certification is an asset to you and your organisation.
Happy New Year to all ProgM members from the ProgM chair and committee.
When I first took on the challenge of developing emerging leaders across a Multi-Academy Trust, I assumed the work would follow the familiar rhythm of a leadership programme: create content, deliver sessions, evaluate impact.
Studies show most projects fail due to poor management of known risks which includes cost.
In my last post I talked about how to identify risks on a project and how to ensure the risks were specific to the project and not general business-as-usual risks.
Today, International Women’s Day, APM’s Women in Project Management group is holding a sold-out event on how women can improve their negotiation skills in the workplace.
The project manager has two responsibilities: not only someone “who plans, procures and executes a project’ but also a person who often manages a team.
The APM Body of Knowledge puts leadership, team management and ethics at the core of successful project delivery.