Project management is very different from how it used to be. Project managers need to adapt and adjust. In particular, they need to revisit their career plans, rethinking what they want to achieve—and what might be possible to achieve.
While this PM loves the idea of more productivity, she has a question: Where are the challenging problems in project management? Could artificial intelligence help solve those problems?
Re-engaging your team after the holiday break is a critical opportunity to set the tone for the year ahead. Use these strategies to build momentum and create a positive environment to welcome the team back.
From raising kids to running, from camping to getting married, from AI horses to Sherlock Holmes, project management lessons came from some unique places this year. Here we share 20 of our most popular articles. Discover what you might have missed, or revisit a popular favorite!
As you address disagreements or conflict with and among others, explicitly decide on what your value, ego and relationship factor goals are as you navigate to a meaningful resolution.
Learn how to use large language models (LLMs) and prompt engineering to quickly create and refine project status reports.
Situation: Anika (name changed to protect privacy), a project manager at a tech startup, was overseeing the launch of a new mobile app. The deadline loomed on her as they planned to showcase the ...
Sara Shah We start the year 2025 with a thoughtful post from guest poster, Sustainability Strategist, Sara Shah. Here's her intro: Hi, I’m Sara! I’m passionate about bui ...
As we look ahead there are several trends that are emerging in both Agile Project Management and Agile Product Development. By making project managers aware of these trends, and ensuring that they und ...
What are your thoughts on the most important skill to acquire in 2024 and why? From my side.. In an increasingly complex and competitive project landscape, the ability to negotiate effectively h ...
El informe "The Future of Jobs Report 2025" del Foro Económico Mundial ofrece una visión detallada sobre el futuro del mercado laboral y resalta el papel crucial que desempe&nt ...
I am curious if anyone has any tips or good resources for the PfMP. I am looking to hear from folks who are certified or have completed the app and panel and/or sat for the exam? ...
The disciplines of change management and project management are both necessary when executing a project or initiative. Each discipline brings the critical structure needed for effectively implementing ...
How often do you rehearse your risk plans? Can you immediately unroll it in the event of a major unannounced event (California fires on my mind) ...
I recently earned my PMP certification and am exploring ways to leverage this achievement to attract clients to my consultancy firm, Structured PM. My focus is on supporting struggling SMEs facing ope ...
Consultants are frequently asked to "give back" to their profession. How should they go about doing that? And are the asks always appropriate?
Ever been bit by an external dependency? Here are six external groups that can carry dependencies...and six steps to manage them.
As the world continues to advance at a rapid rate, is it time to rethink how organizations support philanthropic causes?
This year’s North Pole visit was a little different. Our intrepid PM practitioner got to shadow one of Santa’s elves for a day, and this is the rather surprising (but totally believable) result.
We tend to think of volunteering as a one-way endeavor, but that's a mistake. There also has to be a "getting" aspect for philanthropy to work. What drives you to give of your time?
Have you ever wondered why projects at work often run late while wedding projects—with all their intricate logistics, high stakes, and emotional intensity—always come off without a hitch? What can we learn from these personal projects?
A good self-review should go beyond a bulleted list of project deliveries. It should be a comprehensive look at everything achieved, challenges overcome, lessons learned, and what the future holds. These tips can help.
In support of PMIEF’s global youth serving non-profit partnerships, PMI and PMIEF continue to highlight the exceptional student project managers from regions all across the world. Here a student shares his experiences with JA (Junior Achievement) Worldwide.
This webinar take a deep dive into emotional intelligence. We explore where the concept came from, and why it is important. We evaluate what emotional intelligence is, and the dimensions of value that it offers. Most importantly, we provide guidance and strategies to develop, to enhance and to employ emotional intelligence where it matters the most.
We all encounter difficult people in the workplace. We may be that way ourselves from time to time. How effective you are at dealing with difficult people has a direct impact on how successful you become and can affect your job advancement, your relationships, your overall confidence, and even your health.
Factor inclusive design into your products and services to embrace diversity.
Discover why 70-80% of AI projects fail and learn practical strategies to ensure your AI initiatives succeed. Join us to explore real-world case studies and the best practices for managing AI projects effectively using the CPMAI approach.
Learn what are the specific risks and opportunities in technology projects and how to manage them.
This session is ideal for professionals in product and project management, team leaders, and anyone looking to enhance collaboration between these critical functions. Whether you're new to the field or a seasoned expert, you'll leave with a better understanding of collaborative approaches for product and project management
Communication is a key to stakeholder management. Effective communication harnesses new opportunities for Leaders.
The importance of wellness and its impact to your leadership
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