You are capable and talented. You’ve got experience. So why can’t you get ahead the way that you want to? What’s holding you back? The biggest challenge is confronting the mindset shift that opens up that reality.
Technical skills will only take you so far. Power skills are the ultimate examples of transferrable skills that can be applied in many different contexts. Get tips on harnessing these three essential power skills: problem solving, strategic thinking and self-discipline.
Empathy allows project managers to better understand the needs and concerns of their team members and stakeholders. This understanding can lead to more effective decision making, as well as a more positive and productive work environment.
Question: I’m a very busy certified project manager, and I try to make sure I’m doing all the things I should do to keep my certification intact. I was able to adjust when PMI introduced a Talent Triangle® and I had to get training in each side of the illustration. But I now hear that they have a new one from 2022 with different names to the sides. How should I adjust the way I choose my training and report my PDUs for my PMP® and other certifications?
Pulse of the Profession® 2023: Power Skills, Redefining Project Success report highlights that power skills are increasingly important in the modern workplace. They are at the heart of leading successful teams, engaging stakeholders, and overcoming project challenges. This webinar aims to provide an understanding of the essential power skills for successful project management.
by Christian Bisson In a complex world where we strive to improve, there is one trending weakness that I’ve seen amongst many teams and organizations—they measure little to no ...
Hi, Can you please share the metrics PMI uses for the percentage of projects that complete on time? My PMO is baselining our project complete metrics to provide to the State of Wisconsin and would li ...
When I first read it, I found that one of the more interesting characters in Tom Clancy's debut novel, The Hunt for Red October, was the political officer, Ivan Putin. His role is to ensure that t ...
Hi, I am seeking contributions for Auditing Project Management. Is there any document or an article to help develop my presentation? ...
For those members of GTIM Nation who aren’t into Shakespeare in general or the history plays in particular, the quote in this blog’s title comes from the very beginning of Henry IV, Part I ...
No-Code low-code development is quickly becoming one of the most in-demanded skills in the tech industry, and for a good reason. With the rise of no-code platforms, citizen developers - those with lit ...
Construction and engineering project managers and professionals face many challenges in delivering projects on time, within budget, and to the highest standards of quality. With increasing pressure to ...
I'd like to learn more about setting automation and streamlined processes, and be able to troubleshoot, fix issues, etc. ...
Metrics are an important way to learn about how the project is going and to reflect on what has happened in the past so you can do things different in the future. Or repeat the things that work well. ...
Technical skills will only take you so far. Power skills are the ultimate examples of transferrable skills that can be applied in many different contexts. Get tips on harnessing these three essential power skills: problem solving, strategic thinking and self-discipline.
You are capable and talented. You’ve got experience. So why can’t you get ahead the way that you want to? What’s holding you back? The biggest challenge is confronting the mindset shift that opens up that reality.
Empathy allows project managers to better understand the needs and concerns of their team members and stakeholders. This understanding can lead to more effective decision making, as well as a more positive and productive work environment.
Project managers—especially new practitioners—often struggle with the control and governance aspects of the discipline, but they are a good thing for the project and the team. Without them, PMs are operating on guesswork.
Question: I’m a very busy certified project manager, and I try to make sure I’m doing all the things I should do to keep my certification intact. I was able to adjust when PMI introduced a Talent Triangle® and I had to get training in each side of the illustration. But I now hear that they have a new one from 2022 with different names to the sides. How should I adjust the way I choose my training and report my PDUs for my PMP® and other certifications?
The new worker is very attuned to anything that reveals insights (good or bad) about the team and the work culture. Show that you care about their career by applying these success criteria to a “motivational quick start” orientation.
PMOs have not evolved as rapidly as the projects that they support. It's a fundamental barrier to creating PMOs that truly help to enable business performance. How can we overcome it?
Many organizations are migrating their data center infrastructure to the cloud. And given the ubiquitous nature of cloud computing, they like the idea of hiring people who have some idea of what it is. For PM professionals, training or even a certification in cloud computing can be a rewarding career path.
Pulse of the Profession® 2023: Power Skills, Redefining Project Success report highlights that power skills are increasingly important in the modern workplace. They are at the heart of leading successful teams, engaging stakeholders, and overcoming project challenges. This webinar aims to provide an understanding of the essential power skills for successful project management.
This webinar will present a practical approach to deploy the Project Management Processes in a Design for Quality Environment, identifying the critical PMP deliverables and key outcomes used during the Project Life Cycle.
Join PMI, Pipefy, and Quixy for the PMI Citizen Developer(TM) Partner’s Perspective Webinar Series where we bring you valuable insights, perspectives, and experiences from leaders of the citizen development movement.
“Net Zero” has become a buzz word today. It importance and initiatives related to it cannot be underestimated. Organizations, businesses and governments are all into it and every effort is being made to thwart the potential problems due to climate change, now and in future. What is Net Zero? And how does it impact the project management profession? This is the subject of this talk. In particular we will deliberate on the following: 1. Understanding Net Zero - the basics & current status 2. Reasons, benefits and challenges 3. Agreements & Commitments 4. Net Zero projects - Domains / Industries - Examples 5. Opportunities for project professionals
What we know from research is that the organizations that realized the greatest value from their project management practices are those who adopt practices that do fit, that are aligned and that make sense in the context of the types of projects they take on. Doing this takes work. It takes time and effort and support to make happen. The start of this challenge is often getting the support to make an investment in project management in the first place.
In this webinar, we'll uncover ways to blast through the noise and get noticed, whether it's in-person or digital. Not only will this ensure your message is heard, but it will also make you stand out--and people will be ready to listen again.
In this era of unprecedented political shifts, the global health pandemic, and social justice awakenings, everyone can benefit from having the ability to navigate an evolving socio-political landscape and the needs of an increasingly diverse American population and marketplace. A new framework: Culturally Relevant Strategy is helping the market-minded to meet these needs. For professionals operating in the project management space, culturally relevant strategy offers important features and benefits. Taking cues from education pedagogy, this hybrid approach integrates strategy with multi-dimensional research, discourse, critical interpretation, and analysis, to facilitate meaningful outcomes. Learn how and much more at this informative presentation.
When it comes to making a meaningful connection with other people, nothing compares to your personal stories. Storytelling is a skill that empowers leaders to create common ground among teams, unleash the drive and passion of their people and share a vision for the future. Accomplished leaders employ storytelling to improve interpersonal relationships, communicate strategy and build culture. But how can you master telling compelling stories? Be heard, be remembered, and create the change you wish to see in your career with dynamic and inspiring storytelling.
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