Why strong relationships make projects successful Blog
People in projects often have a passion for success and delivery that should not be underestimated.
Is passive resistance the biggest threat to your project? Blog
Change is an inevitable part of project management, but it often comes with resistance.
Project Managing The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Blog
This August marks the 75th anniversary of the iconic Scottish military celebration, which takes place at Edinburgh Castle throughout the month, (although it’s had its own battle with Storm Floris to contend with).
When doing the right thing feels wrong Blog
Have you ever faced a moment where doing what felt right could cost you your job, reputation, or future? I have.
Backstage pass: project management at the creative paradise where the stars hang out Blog
Production Park in South Kirkby, a small mining town in West Yorkshire, is Europe’s biggest campus devoted to live performance.
Liar, liar: are untruths becoming more common in the workplace? Blog
We’ve all told white lies or ‘stretched the truth’ to suit our needs, but are we lying more now than we used to? You might think so – or perhaps, with the rise of fake news, we have simply become more aware of the lies we are.
Five tips on building trust in your project teams Blog
Project professionals play a crucial role in fostering and sustaining trust throughout a project’s life cycle.
Making projects fly at the RSPB Blog
As Head of Portfolio Office at the RSPB, I work with other colleagues across the nature and bird life conservation charity to oversee the support and development of our project and programme management approach.
IM, email or phone call? How to get virtual communication right Blog
Professor Andrew Brodsky is the author of Ping: The Secrets of Successful Virtual Communication.
Why strong relationships make projects successful
People in projects often have a passion for success and delivery that should not be underestimated.
Is passive resistance the biggest threat to your project?
Change is an inevitable part of project management, but it often comes with resistance.
Project Managing The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
This August marks the 75th anniversary of the iconic Scottish military celebration, which takes place at Edinburgh Castle throughout the month, (although it’s had its own battle with Storm Floris to contend with).
When doing the right thing feels wrong
Have you ever faced a moment where doing what felt right could cost you your job, reputation, or future? I have.
Backstage pass: project management at the creative paradise where the stars hang out
Production Park in South Kirkby, a small mining town in West Yorkshire, is Europe’s biggest campus devoted to live performance.
Liar, liar: are untruths becoming more common in the workplace?
We’ve all told white lies or ‘stretched the truth’ to suit our needs, but are we lying more now than we used to? You might think so – or perhaps, with the rise of fake news, we have simply become more aware of the lies we are.
Five tips on building trust in your project teams
Project professionals play a crucial role in fostering and sustaining trust throughout a project’s life cycle.
Making projects fly at the RSPB
As Head of Portfolio Office at the RSPB, I work with other colleagues across the nature and bird life conservation charity to oversee the support and development of our project and programme management approach.
IM, email or phone call? How to get virtual communication right
Professor Andrew Brodsky is the author of Ping: The Secrets of Successful Virtual Communication.
Why project managers should master the art of connecting with people
While 2022 has ushered in opportunities to connect with people in person at conferences and meetings, it has also exposed us to tedious presentations, pitches and rambling hosts.
Burnout in project professionals webinar
Discussing the prevention of and support for, project professionals with burnout, presented on Tuesday 12 November.
Making communications land – Are they received and understood as intended? webinar
How do we ensure that what we have communicated was received and understood as we intended and how do we course correct if it has not.
Inspire inclusion within the project profession to attract and retain a diverse workforce webinar
The APM Women in Project Management SIG and APM Scotland Branch are pleased to have brought to you the first of its events marking International Women’s Day 24#InspireInclusion
Talking about wellbeing and change
Back in February 2021, Jo Twiselton delivered a talk to the APM East of England branch on the subject of wellbeing and change and with relevance to project management.