Confidence tricks for project managers 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. May 12, 2014 Blogs
Do project managers get better with age? Many project managers close to ‘retirement’ age saw the birth of modern project management and the proliferation of methodologies, education and standards. Does this make them better equipped for project management today? asks editor Adeline Teoh. March 27, 2014 Blogs
The everyday project manager When you choose your occupation (or, let’s face it, when it chooses you) there is a particular obligation, nay dedication, you have to it. Project management is no different, writes editor Adeline Teoh. March 25, 2013 Blogs
What makes a successful project manager? A project manager’s success must primarily come from their leadership qualities, and their expertise and ability to ‘walk the talk’. It is not necessary to know everything about the project being delivered, but people skills are paramount, note PM Oracles. November 22, 2012 Leadership Professional Development
Expertise, estimations and project risks The use of subject matter experts is commonplace throughout the lifecycle of a project, typically functional experts in their respective roles that the project manager relies on to make delivery estimations and identify potential risks to a project, but what risks do they bring? May 9, 2012 Risk