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Q: Which statement feels most true about your projects these days? write a comment on this poll \| 3 comments created by Marwa Suraj on Jun 06, 2025
Q: If you had a ‘crystal ball’ for your next project, what would you most want to know? write a comment on this poll created by Marwa Suraj on Jun 06, 2025
Q: What’s the biggest hurdle in actively applying risk management within your projects and teams? write a comment on this poll created by Darren Hastings on Jun 06, 2025
Q: The fundamental need of product development ? write a comment on this poll \| 1 comment created by Sai Patil on May 27, 2025
Q: Have you ever considered changing companies to get a better opportunity? write a comment on this poll \| 7 comments created by Md. Golam Rob Talukdar on May 26, 2025
Q: Should young children aged 5-11 learn project management? write a comment on this poll \| 3 comments created by Sante Delle-Vergini, PhD on May 24, 2025
Q: Do you think PM roles will become obsolete given the new AI tools building schedules, budgets and timelines? write a comment on this poll \| 2 comments created by Heena Purkait on May 22, 2025
Q: A stakeholder asks how your project will support a company-wide digital transformation? write a comment on this poll \| 1 comment created by Maher Itani on May 22, 2025
Q: Have you ever thought you weren't promotable? write a comment on this poll \| 1 comment created by Cameron McGaughy on May 21, 2025
Q: How much of your career has been spent as a Product Manager? write a comment on this poll \| 1 comment created by Cameron McGaughy on May 14, 2025
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