Stephen RobinProject Analyst Trainee| Ministry of Works and TransportArima, Ari, Trinidad and Tobago
The common and accepted notion is that project management is still and will continue to evolve as time passes. From it being a practice to a full fledge profession and so on. With the many currents and future trends taking place and the field being highly receptive to change.
This begs the question, will there be an endpoint where the evolution stops and things become stabilized? Or will it continue to be a rolling wave as we see now?
No, as long Project Managers dont stop evolving along with their domains and dominians
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1 reply by Stephen Robin
Nov 17, 2022 9:25 AM
Stephen Robin
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I see you are watching from an individualistic point of view which I haven't considered but this is a great point. As long as there are individuals in the profession that continue to evolve themselves, they would directly or indirectly affect their domain in whatever way they can. The key part of this process is sharing their knowledge and creating innovative methods.
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Stephen RobinProject Analyst Trainee| Ministry of Works and TransportArima, Ari, Trinidad and Tobago
Oct 26, 2022 6:32 PM
Replying to Vagner Antonio da Silva
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I believe in evolution and also in revolution. What seems to be just an enhancement of approach on PM at first glance, along of the years when well implemented and bringing the expected outcomes with consistency, will be registered in the near future as the revolution started years before. Of course not everything that is proposed can reach the level of usability but we need to try the innovative ways every time we see the opportunity to benefit the stakeholders.
Great point Vagner. I see we share the same train of thought. Evolution isn't always explosive and vastly transformative. It runs its course in the long term as it will not be fully registered after the expected outcomes meet or exceed expectations as a result. On a consistent basis of course. At the end of the day, innovative ways need to be conceptualized to meet the needs of stakeholders and bring much need benefits that are innumerable in this constantly changing world. Saving Changes...
Stephen RobinProject Analyst Trainee| Ministry of Works and TransportArima, Ari, Trinidad and Tobago
Nov 14, 2022 11:02 PM
Replying to deepak snraj
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No, as long Project Managers dont stop evolving along with their domains and dominians
I see you are watching from an individualistic point of view which I haven't considered but this is a great point. As long as there are individuals in the profession that continue to evolve themselves, they would directly or indirectly affect their domain in whatever way they can. The key part of this process is sharing their knowledge and creating innovative methods. Saving Changes...
Latha Thamma reddiSr Product and Portfolio Management (Automation Innovation)| DXC TechnologyMckinney, Tx, United States
It is unlikely that project management will ever stop evolving. As technology and business practices continue to change, project management methodologies and tools must adapt to keep up with these changes. Additionally, as organizations become more global and diverse, project managers must be able to manage projects in a way that is sensitive to cultural and language differences.
Moreover, project management is not just about managing tasks and timelines, but also about managing people and stakeholders. As the workforce changes, with new generations entering the workforce, project managers need to be able to understand and adapt to new communication styles, work preferences, and expectations.
Finally, there is always room for improvement and innovation in any field, including project management. As new research and insights emerge, project managers can incorporate these into their practices to improve the quality and efficiency of their work.
Therefore, it is safe to say that project management will continue to evolve and improve in the coming years. Saving Changes...
Hello Stephen, Project Management will certainly continue to evolve, I look it from the Cultural perspective, there are so many variants embedded culturally, for example in case of relationship development this will require the adapting, acquiring of attributes/skills/others so as to further enable the relations, respectfully, Norm Saving Changes...
As with all disciplines, Project Management continues evolving and adapting to actual circumstances. If it were stuck and fixed knowledge, many actual problems and situations couldn't be addressed adequately. Saving Changes...
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