A Real Project Manager’s Guide to RAID
Here is a key guide to RAID in project management filled with tried-and-tested tips for making a RAID log work for you.
A collection of blog articles about common terms and topics in project management.
Here is a key guide to RAID in project management filled with tried-and-tested tips for making a RAID log work for you.
Learn how to close a project in 7 simple steps. This infographic walks you through what’s required to shut down your project effectively and efficiently with less stress and more customer satisfaction!
Read examples of project success criteria in this article, along with everything you need to know about writing and using success factors for your project. It really is the definitive guide!
T-shaped project managers have broad skills across the business and deep subject matter knowledge. Learn more about how to make this skill set work for you.
Learn how to understand the different project management job titles and types of roles in project management.
In this article we’ll look at how to segment costs, how to find out the cost of things, and then how to structure your project budget.
In this article, I’ll explain what a strategy planning meeting agenda can cover and share a sample agenda you can customize for your strategy sessions.
Learn how to manage your To Do list, stay on top of your tasks and get practical, proven tips on how to help your team stay on track with their work.
Learn how to use a decision log template to use in all your meetings and on all projects. Easily record who made what decision when and link to where you can find more information (just in case you forget what was said).
Learn these important ethics tips for project managers and how to make sure you are working in an ethical way on your projects.
Conflicts happen on even the most well managed projects. Here is when to watch out for them happening during a project.
Tolerances are an important part of being able to work autonomously as a project manager. You need to have the authority and freedom of action to be able to change the direction the work is going in. However, the project sponsor is the person responsible for decisions that affect the project budget and the schedule,…