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Wrike
JUNE 5, 2015
Project managers have their work cut out for them — they must manage all the various project stakeholders and keep the project on track by successfully juggling and directing their roles and responsibilities. It’s easy to get bogged down by office politics, looming deadlines, and last-minute project changes.
Rebel’s Guide to PM
JULY 12, 2017
In this installation of the occasional series of Inspiring Women in Project Management, I’m interviewing Pam Shergill, Director of PS Management Consultancy. Pam and I talk about how she got into project management by ultimately making herself redundant, and how she manages to get two months off a year.
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iZenBridge
DECEMBER 5, 2019
After every three years, Project Management Professional (PMP)® certified professional needs to renew their credentials. If you are looking to know the ways of earning PDUs, you may refer to this blog – “ Ways to earn PDUs for PMIs certification ”. These are the skills that are important to be successful in project management.
nTask
JUNE 24, 2019
I have read numerous articles on ‘How to Manage a Project’ and ‘How to Become a Project Manager’. Career-wise, project management, and a general manager role jobs have intertwined paths. Most of the blog post on this subject matter missed the point. The project dies its own slow death.
Resource Guru
FEBRUARY 21, 2023
A time when you were so immersed in doing something, you forgot about the world around you? According to Csikszentmihalyi, flow happens when people are able to apply and use their skills to solve a problem at hand. But it’s not just about including goals in the project scope statement. This is called the “flow state.”
ProProfs Project Management
APRIL 24, 2020
To keep your business competitive in the long run, you must be good at handling projects. It will not only improve your business’s stability but also uplift the odds of getting new projects, which points to a better growth rate. To handle projects appropriately, you must have sufficient experience under your belt.
Teamweek
SEPTEMBER 29, 2019
As I write this blog, I’m recalling my very first corporate job. Emails flew back and forth like snowballs in a playground, making it hard to keep track of projects and properly manage the workforce. Information was siloed by well-meaning department heads who often forgot to share the details we needed to make quick decisions.
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