We all want to be a project manager, right? But what does being a project manager mean, and how can we strengthen our project management skills to successfully engage others, enthusiastically plan and control tasks, and identify and manage risk?
What project management skills do you need to run a project or be part of a project team? In this post, we introduce the key project management skills.
Project managers come in all shapes and sizes. They come with different experiences, skills, and strengths. But they are often treated as a one-size-fits-all resource. They’re not. There are four types of project and as many types of project leadership.
In this article, the Lazy Leader explains why an understanding of project management process maturity helps organizations to deliver successful business change.
This is the Lazy Leader’s take on the top 3 project management skills needed to keep projects under control. Read about the importance of stakeholder management, project controls, and risk management.
Contingency planning and risk go hand-in-hand. In this post, the Lazy Leader defines countermeasures and contingencies and introduce a simple tool to assess business risk.
The ONLY guide you need for writing a business case. We show you how to write a business case for your project using an outline business case template.
Does your organization struggle with projects? Do you know about the types of projects? Stick with me, and I’ll show you a new way of thinking about organizational change projects.