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Emotional engagement and project success

Many projects fail because organisations put their practices before their people. This happens when organisations try to make an employee’s human nature and emotional makeup fit their processes and policies. What should organisations do to ensure team engagement with their projects?

February 23, 2012

Project management skills in demand

Project management skills are in demand as employers seek candidates with business acumen, a cross-functional knowledge and an ability to contribute to the organisation’s overall strategic direction across all sectors.

February 17, 2012

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Review: Change Starts Here—Rod Matthews

Change Starts Here is a useful tool for business to help build cohesive teams that communicate, engage and collaborate effectively.

September 27, 2011

Project leadership, beyond popularity

In this article we explore the behaviours that make a superior project leader, and discuss the impact that superior or ineffective behaviour can have on your project teams and project outcomes.

July 25, 2011

Linking project manager behaviour to the bottom line

If your project managers do not have the ability to build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders, think strategically, and take accountability for successful project delivery, then you are exposing your organisation and your bottom line to unnecessary risk.

July 7, 2011

How behavioural competency can affect your project

The first in a series of articles that will explore how project manager specific behavioural competency can have a tangible impact on the effectiveness of project delivery.

June 30, 2011