We’re breaking down the top 10 signs you’re dealing with a bad leader. If you see some of these in yourself, it’s time to do some soul searching and make some changes. We’ve all had bosses that made us wonder how they got the job? It’s the kind you know. The only thing they do […]
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Choosing the right certification depends on your career goals and experience level. Invest in your future, and join the ranks of certified project management professionals. The world of project management is vast, and there’s a place for you at the helm!
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As a project manager, staying organized and managing multiple tasks can be overwhelming. This is where to-do lists come into play. A to-do list is an essential tool for project managers that helps streamline their work, prioritize tasks, and ensure timely completion of projects.
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Discover how project managers can seamlessly transition to cloud engineering. Learn about the key skills you already possess, such as organization, communication, and leadership, and how they apply to a career in cloud computing. Whether you’re looking to change careers or enhance your technical skills, this video provides valuable insights and practical tips to help you succeed. Subscribe for more content on project management and cloud engineering careers.
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In the world of professional growth, individuals often find themselves facing the choice between pursuing a career as a project manager or an individual contributor. While both roles involve contributing to the team’s success, they differ in their responsibilities, skills, and opportunities for growth. In this video, I will provide my take on the two career paths.
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Project management is adapting, not dying. AI and automation aid, but cannot replace, the human element in managing complex projects. With the rise of agile methods, project managers must develop new skills, such as data literacy and a deep understanding of their industry. Future project managers will likely work more flexibly, on a project-to-project basis, and use data analytics for strategic decision-making. Continuous learning and adaption are key to staying relevant in the evolving project management field.
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This video provides valuable leadership wellness tips to help you achieve success in your personal and professional life. In this video, we will share practical strategies and insights that will empower you to become a more effective leader while maintaining your overall well-being.
Leadership is not just about achieving goals and driving results; it’s also about taking care of yourself and creating a positive work environment for your team. By prioritizing your own wellness, you can lead by example, inspire others, and foster a culture of well-being within your organization.
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Running effective meetings is so important because you want to make sure that your team and you are using your time efficiently, and you don’t want to piss off your clients.
Here are some of my favorite tips on running meetings that people will find productive.
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Video Transcript Hi, everyone, hopefully, you’re having a wonderful summer I am in Florida, some of you probably already know. And it’s been super nice, definitely hurricane season. So it rains during the evenings. But hey, I’ll take it. So one thing that has been happening is the fact that I’ve been dealing with moving
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Podcast Transcript I love my company because we’re not like some other companies (or some that I’ve been part of) that will just lay you off. We really tried to find other projects that could take people. So we don’t have to do any layoffs. And I am glad to report that we haven’t had
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