What’s it like to work in project management at the Houses of Commons and the House of Lords? Algy Ayson is Head of Project Delivery, Centre of Excellence and Profession at UK Parliament, working in both chambers on projects that stretch across digital transformation, capital works and change initiatives.
Like any job candidates, those seeking project management roles need to ensure they’re putting their best foot forward when they enter the job market.
Employability is a “big conversation” at the moment, according to Killian Underhill, talent acquisition partner at global property and construction consultancy Gleeds.
The backbone of any successful endeavour, good project managers focus on orchestrating the various components of a project with planning and precision.
The term ‘deliverable’ is used throughout project management literature but often as a bit-player, never the star.
I recently came across one of those proverbs that we instantly recognise as containing a deep truth.
On the 27th of November, emerging project professional and South West of England and Wales Association of Project Management (APM) network member Marielle Salom spoke at the University of West England to students studying engineering and project management.
Most projects aim for a positive outcome of some sort, and can offer things like employment, economic benefit and empowerment.
APM’s first ever two-day flagship conference is just two weeks away and we can’t wait to welcome you to Coventry.
Studies show that the decision to opt for university is an ever-exacerbating one; tuition fees rise as the chances of gaining a job decrease.