If you find yourself repeatedly failing to meet essential project deadlines or KPI’s, you might be making one, or more, of these very common project management mistakes.   Making an error in the workplace is inevitable. In fact, there’s a high probability many of us have made the same mistakes, and while at the time […] The post Best Of: The 10 Most Common Project Management Mistakes and How to Avoid Them appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more

Create a realistic work-life balance in the context of leadership and project management to achieve optimal performance and success. Apply it to your own life and influence those who work for and with you. Leadership boils down to the ability to cultivate a positive mindset, relate well with others, and make effective decisions. To sustain […] The post Skillful Efforting to Achieve Leadership Success appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more

Everyone is a leader. We lead and are led by others. And everyone leads themself. But not everyone is a good leader. Ego-driven leadership refuses to learn from the past, fails to plan effectively, is self-serving, vindictive, is not limited by truthfulness, and manipulates.   Leadership Leadership is “the process of getting a group of […] The post Developing Leadership – How To Take Control appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more

Managing a team and juggling various tasks are really stressful. Being in a manager position is like handling chainsaws- intense, risky and requiring precise control. But fear not! There’s a powerful tool that can transform this chaotic workflow into a smooth and well-organized workflow: Kanban software. Think about visualizing a team’s work with a clear […] The post Kanban Software to Streamline Your Workflow appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more

You cannot test quality into software. Some project managers make the mistake of stepping back when software testing takes the forefront in their projects.   It may be due to a lack of hands-on testing experience, concerns over the increasingly technical nature of software testing, or a willingness to let the QA Lead drive the […] The post Managing Software Testing appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more

Change often triggers fear of the unknown and a sense of helplessness, expressed as anxiety. Change disturbs the peace. In the realm of project management, change is a given. Projects both create change and are subject to changes that seem to make planning futile. But project management – if done well and if you are […] The post Surfing through Change and Anxiety appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more

The success of agile projects increasingly relies on the emotional intelligence (EI) of leaders. Agile methodologies focus on teamwork, flexibility, and ongoing improvement—all of which are significantly influenced by a leader’s emotional awareness and ability to manage interpersonal relationships. This article explores how emotional intelligence is integral to agile leadership and program management, showing how […] The post The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Agile Leadership and Program Management appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more

Have you ever wondered how some companies consistently deliver top-quality products and services while others struggle to meet basic expectations? What sets the best apart is often not just their technology or talent but the methodologies they use to manage and improve their processes. One such powerful methodology is Six Sigma. Developed by engineers at […] The post Best of: Six Sigma in Project Management appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more

A project manager has to deal with many concerns simultaneously for project success. The Project Management Triangle is associated with three major factors that affect the results of a project.   Three Points Of A Project Management Triangle Include: Cost Scope Time   These Three Constraints Are Interrelated. Let’s See How: Let’s say your client […] The post How to Successfully Balance the Project Management Triangle appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more

For changemakers to succeed, project managers and key stakeholders must recognize the need to go beyond the nuts and bolts of project management to address the need for strategic thinking, adaptability, and resilience to manage in a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environment. That is the message of PMI 4.0. “a growth strategy to […] The post PM for the Changemakers appeared first on Project Management Articles, Webinars, Templates and Jobs ..read more