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?
Most people will say that a project is a temporary management setting needed to deliver some unique benefit to the business. And, project management is the governance—the principles, processes, and tools—which is used when delivering projects.
In this short post, the Lazy Leader identifies 9 barriers to effective communication that may—if not addressed—contribute to the failure of business change projects.
Project management can be tough. But, it's not just about managing tasks. If you want to be a better project manager, it is time to focus on relationships.
In this post, the Lazy Leader dons his collar for a sermon that answers the question: “What does project management mean to me?” Or to put it another way, what are the 3 most important things a successful project manager does?
What makes a good project manager? What makes a great project leader? In this post, the Lazy Leader shares what he believes are four essential hallmarks of a project leader, and introduces some critical skills, thinking and behaviours for leading projects.
The purpose of the project plan is to control a project. In this article, we introduce a simple and effective way to start your plan and guarantee success.
Why do projects fail to deliver their objectives even though best practices appear to be used? This post summarizes the 3 main reasons for project failure.