Project Manager

By quietly listening for the opportunities in your life, and learning to recognise them in all their different forms, you can find plenty of avenues for self-improvement, says Michelle LaBrosse.

Developing skills in project management empowers you to make the most of your abilities and deliver greater value to your organisation, setting you apart from the crowd, writes Michelle LaBrosse.

When the summer sun beats down, we put on sunscreen. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to easily avoid getting burnt at work? There is, writes Michelle LaBrosse. It’s called project management.

Michelle La Brosse says sometimes we forget about the power of choice and taking time to look at our choices and evaluate the risks.

We are often pressured to take shortcuts to save time and cut costs. However, if you’re not a skilled project manager, the wrong shortcut could end up costing more. Michelle LaBrosse on the true cost of project shortcuts.

Sustainability today is really about adapting to change and being able to be effective in the face of change. Michelle LaBrosse provides 7 tips for making change stick.

The longer a project goes unfinished, there is an exponential increase in the time to finish the project. How can you move these projects from limbo to liberation? Michelle LaBrosse outlines five steps.

How often have you heard someone say they were good at multitasking? Michelle LaBrosse advocates for agile’s timeboxing, the practice of focusing on one project task—without distractions—for a short, pre-defined period of time, as better for productivity.

When it comes to building your confidence as a project manager, perception is the foundation of reality, writes Michelle LaBrosse. If you need a confidence boost, here are some tricks to help you achieve seemingly out of reach goals.

The chemical effect that smiling has on our minds and bodies is why humour is such an important part of every aspect of our lives, including as project managers. Michelle LaBrosse reminds us all to smile.