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87% of Project Managers Report an Increase In The Use of EQ Over The Past 2 Years

PM Times

Capterra’s latest research study investigates the use of emotional intelligence (EQ) within project management and its impact on overcoming project challenges. EQ is the ability to use, understand, and manage one’s own and others’ feelings. EQ-based techniques, such as listening actively or being open-minded, allow project managers to better engage with stakeholders and enhance their […] The post 87% of Project Managers Report an Increase In The Use of EQ Over The Past 2 Years

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Product Owner - The journey from good to great

Scrum.org

In my Product Owner classes ( PSPO I ) that I teach, I often see students being surprised when I suggest that a larger part of Product Owner role is Product Management which will involve everything and anything in between conceptualisation of a product idea to its release and retirement. So, is there a journey for Product Owner from being good to great; to become an awesome Product Owner?

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Data rule #1

Musings on Project Management

The first rule of data: Don't ask for data if you don't know what you are going to do with it Or, said another way (same rule) Don't ask for data which you can not use or act upon And, your reaction might be: Of course!

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That's the Power of Scrum

Scrum.org

The first time someone told me that the framework was "deliberately incomplete", I was annoyed. Why couldn't they just finish it? Were they really that lazy ? Yeah, I sort of cringe looking back at that now. No, the creators of Scrum were not lazy. In fact, this was a - well - deliberate move on their part. "The Scrum framework is purposefully incomplete, only defining the parts required to implement Scrum theory.

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Prepare Now: 2025s Must-Know Trends For Product And Data Leaders

Speaker: Jay Allardyce

As we look ahead to 2025, business intelligence and data analytics are set to play pivotal roles in shaping success. Organizations are already starting to face a host of transformative trends as the year comes to a close, including the integration of AI in data analytics, an increased emphasis on real-time data insights, and the growing importance of user experience in BI solutions.

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Think, Schedule, Do: 3 Steps to Tame the Chaos in your Inbox

Inloox

The head of department sighs about four new emails just 10 minutes after the start of the team meeting. After the lunch break, the inbox is overflowing with status updates from seven other tools and then there are all the unwanted “I've got something for you that will increase your ROI by 200%” emails. When really, all we want is to be left in peace to work productively.

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The latest and greatest from Wrike: July updates

Wrike

It’s been a month of fireworks this July in Wrike as we’ve launched fresh product releases , exciting platform updates, and brand new capabilities for our many professional services customers. Try Wrike for free New features to transform professional services teams This month sees the release of innovative new capabilities designed to support the delivery of professional services , whether in law , IT , marketing , or any other field.

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What Is a Program Roadmap? (Example & Template Included)

ProjectManager.com

A program is a group of related projects that are managed together to reap the maximum amount of benefits. These are long-term projects and represent a major strategic investment for an organization. A program roadmap is a tool that allows program managers to get a high-level overview of all those projects under their purvey. To understand how that works, first, we’ll define what a program roadmap is and go into the many benefits of using one.

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Project Management for Humans isn't just a book anymore

Brett Harned

Rosenfeld Media published my book Project Management for Humans in 2017. Quickly, the book became the recommended resource for anyone getting into, practicing, or even dabbling in project management. It has existed on bookshelves, desks (even my own), and classrooms as a guide and a reference for seven years. Now, Project Management for Humans is more than a book.

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5 Whys: The Power of Root Cause Analysis in Project Management

NimbleWork

Project management involves navigating complexities and overcoming challenges to ensure project success. Among the various tools available, the 5 Whys technique stands out for its simplicity and effectiveness in root cause analysis. By asking “why” five times, project managers can delve into the underlying causes of problems, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and proactive management.

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Navigating Chaos in Project Management

This text offers practical guidance for project managers navigating diverse frameworks. It covers topics like centralized reporting, standardized metrics, communication, training, risk management, and alignment reviews. By implementing these strategies, project managers can improve efficiency and achieve their project goals.