How to save time at work: 15 tips for project managers
Juggling multiple projects and losing time to admin, meetings, and email? Here are 15 practical time-saving habits from a project manager with 20+ years’ experience.
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Terms of reference vs project charter: Which do you need?
Not sure whether you need a terms of reference or a project charter? Here’s how to tell them apart, when each one is the right tool, and what happens when your organization uses both.
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Terms of reference examples: what good ones actually look like
Not sure what a good terms of reference looks like in practice? Here are real-world examples for a steering group, a project workstream, and a change board, with notes on what makes each one work.
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How to plan career goals
Take some time now to plan your career for next year. Learn how and get a free career planner template that walks you through it step by step.
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Work with Elizabeth Harrin
Rebel’s Guide to Project Management is more than a blog. It is a long-standing professional platform supporting project managers through practical advice, research, and thought leadership. Alongside full-time professional work, Elizabeth offers a limited number of speaking engagements, plus mentoring sessions, and collaborative opportunities each year. These engagements are selective and focused on high-value conversations…
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How to share project status without inviting scope creep
No one likes scope creep. The problem is that it rarely arrives labelled as such. It doesn’t announce itself with flashing lights. It shows up quietly — as a small request, a minor tweak, a quick “can we just…?” Individually, those requests feel reasonable. Of course we can adjust that. Of course we can add…
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PMBOK vs PRINCE2 explained: key differences and similarities
A practical comparison of PMBOK and PRINCE2, explaining how they differ, where they align, and how project managers use them in real organizations.
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How to communicate RAG status effectively to stakeholders
Learn how to communicate RAG status clearly to stakeholders, build trust, and explain red, amber and green project status with confidence.
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Project management models: A quick guide
A model in project management is a way of looking at the world. It’s a simplified version of how things work, used to give you a general overview and a direction to follow for your own work.
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Meeting management techniques every project manager should know
A practical guide to meeting management techniques for project managers, focused on facilitation skills that lead to better decisions and outcomes.
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Quality assurance vs quality control in project management (with practical examples)
Read this helpful guide to project quality management. Learn the differences between assurance, planning and control, with loads of tips for how to do them right!
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Resource Management in Projects: The Ultimate Guide
Projects are done by people. Whether that’s just you, or whether you have a team of many hundreds, a project team is how work gets done. Working with people is the main part of project management. You need to know how to get people on your team and get them to do the work at…
