Everyone has their favourite tools that they return to time and time again. Here are my top 15: a mixture of software tools and lower tech tools that I use to get the job done on every project. Plus links to free project management templates!
Are you preparing for a project management interview? Then this is for you. This guide to project management interview questions gives you over 35 relevant, situational questions that will help you prepare for whatever you might be asked in a behavioral interview. The interview went pretty well! I think I was very well prepared. Thanks…
I share 5 stories from my book, Project Manager. Each project manager talks about their career journey and how they got into project management.
We aren’t managing projects now in the same way that people managed projects years ago. The approaches taken by many companies and professional bodies to managing projects are different now to when I first started out in the field in 2000ish. So why has that happened and what have been the biggest shifts in how…
Presentations of project information to your peers and the people in the C-Suite (CEOs, CFOs, the Board) can be very different. Leigh Espy shares what is different, what kind of information to include and how to present it.
Find out the 16 most important questions to ask your team and stakeholders when you first start a project.
A business analyst should be the project manager’s greatest partner. Learn how to leverage the skills and competencies of a business analyst on your project team to get a successful result and a more streamlined implementation.
Here are some free and paid resources that you might find useful to help you keep your projects and teams moving forward, wherever you find yourself based over the coming weeks.
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Learn more about social project management and how collaboration on projects is affected by the social tools we have available to us. I interview Peter Taylor, otherwise known as The Lazy Project Manager, to understand how we can balance collaboration with the centralised governance required in order to deliver successful projects in today’s workplace.
Check out my GanttPRO review to find out if this Gantt chart software is right for you. Also includes a mini tutorial.
A work operating system (work OS) is an online work management tool that lets you work the way you want to. Teams need flexible solutions that allow you to manage project and non-project work in the same tool.
Gantter is fully-featured project management software that lets you create Gantt charts. It has complete Google integration so you can use it individually, or collaboratively with your team.