Here’s the secret! Scope Management is the most crucial knowledge domain for all industries and all sizes of a project. Project management is built around defining project scope. You got the point. Scope is the King of project management. Today, I want to explain how to manage scope in a more reliable way AND with a real-life… The post How to Write Project Scope Aligned with Project Objectives first appeared on IT PM School ..read more

Many IT project managers had to earn their positions. It means they did something to prove their ability to lead others. In this article, you'll learn how to become an IT project manager step-by-step. The post How to Become an IT Project Manager Without Experience first appeared on IT PM School ..read more

In this article, you'll find project charter examples for a real-life project. Then, we'll discuss how to use it in the real world. In addition, you can get a simple project charter template I developed and used throughout 12 years as an IT project manager. The post Project Charter Example and a Full Guide (+Template) first appeared on IT PM School ..read more

In this article, you'll find several examples of project budget templates. Also, you'll discover best practices of how to create an accurate budget. The post How to Create an Accurate Project Budget (+ Awesome Template) first appeared on IT PM School ..read more

Have you ever wondered how to approach project risk management but struggled to know where to start? This article will provide you with the necessary knowledge, resources, and templates. Read now. The post Risk Management Plan Example From Real Project (+Template) first appeared on IT PM School ..read more

In this article, you'll find several examples of Work Breakdown Structures from different projects. Also, you'll find an in-depth guide on how to create a WBS in the real world. I'll share all my practical tips and tricks as well. The post Work Breakdown Structure Examples (Software, Construction) first appeared on IT PM School ..read more

#1: What document sets initial boundaries for the project scope? A. Project scope statement B. Requirement traceability matrix C. Project charter D. Work breakdown structure Correct Answer: C Explanation: At the start of a project, a PM should create and get a sign-off on the project charter. The charter contains the high-level scope and stakeholder requirements as… The post Scope Management Quiz: Correct Answers and Explanations first appeared on IT PM School ..read more

A document you use to capture all known risks is called: A. Risk Log B. Risk Register C. Risk List D. Risk Diary Correct Answer: B Project Management Institute calls the document Risk Register. For sure, you can name documents as you see necessary. However, it’s beneficial for a project manager to be consistent with… The post Risk Management Quiz: Correct Answers and Explanations first appeared on IT PM School ..read more

Understanding the Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs will help you better understand how to motivate your project team. It’s still one of the theories tested during the PMI PMP exam. Maslow’s theory describes the pattern of how human motivation develops. Nowadays, the theory is represented as a pyramid. For sure, you have already seen it many times: or… The post Put Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs to Good Use (+Examples) first appeared on IT PM School ..read more

Herzberg’s two-factor theory explains why the best and most highly paid members leave your project. And like with Maslow’s theory of needs, I will explain Herzberg’s dual factor theory from the perspective of practical application. You don’t have to be a physiologist to see and act on the motivation of your team. Also, I will show… The post Herzberg’s Two-Factor Theory in Project Management first appeared on IT PM School ..read more