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Rebel’s Guide to PM
MARCH 14, 2024
We gathered 57 of the top AI in project management statistics to help understand this key development in technology. Recent advancements in tech have changed how project managers work in 2024. Only 12% have adopted AI in a substantial way, and the adoption levels are much higher in tech-forward companies (34%).
Rebel’s Guide to PM
APRIL 30, 2023
We’ll also explore the impact technology has had on paraverbal communication at work today, because how you say something is different when you are communicating through a tiny square window. I used to have a sticky note on my monitor in my first project management job that said ‘speak up’ because I was known for talking too quietly.
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Rebel’s Guide to PM
OCTOBER 16, 2017
This article, Bridging the PM Competency Gap [Book Review] , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. These courses are strong on the technical elements of project management. Monitor progress and track the improvements in competency with a view to continually moving beyond your current competency levels. Practice-Led.
ProjectManager.com
JUNE 20, 2017
But before you jump into that project plan and begin to tackle the scope of your project, let’s review the basics. Train your team. Once your team has been briefed on what scope in project management is, you need to train them to react correctly when change occurs in the project. So, naturally, scope is important.
ProjectManager.com
NOVEMBER 27, 2019
Project management knowledge areas coincide with the process groups, which are project initiation, project planning , project execution, monitoring and controlling, and project closing. The knowledge areas are the core technical subject matter, which are necessary for effective project management. Project Cost Management.
ProjectManager.com
MARCH 31, 2020
As technology advanced, so did the workforce and how teams work. Yet, if you’re unable to monitor their work then you’re not able to balance that workload or know if they’ve gone off-track. The manager must assign their tasks, monitor their progress and report back to stakeholders. Don’t use fuzzy language like “fast” or “good.”
ProjectManager.com
AUGUST 22, 2024
But once the plan is in place, and you’ve detailed all the risks likely to occur over the life cycle of the project, the next step is having a system in place to monitor and track the risks that might happen, and the issues that do. Be sure to communicate the plan and train staff to respond effectively.
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