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Five hidden skills every project manager needs

Five hidden skills every project manager needs

This article has been originally published at APM So you've decided you would like to climb aboard the project management ride, and feel that your love for planning, passion for budgeting and the pleasure evoked by telling people what to do will get you climbing the...

The Added Value of PM4NGOs Certifications

The Added Value of PM4NGOs Certifications

Born and raised in a developing country and having worked with many non-for-profit organizations, I was always eager to learn more about the uniqueness of the program and project management models used within organizations like NGO's. Earlier last year, a friend of...

Program DPro (PgMD Pro) Rebranding

Program DPro (PgMD Pro) Rebranding

Over the past 10 years, PMD Pro has reached 27 thousand professionals, working at 1,250 organizations, in 165 countries. This is the number of professionals that we can acknowledge because they have taken the exam – but we are sure that many more project managers and...

FIELD – Field Managers in Emergencies Learning and Development

FIELD – Field Managers in Emergencies Learning and Development

Save the Children is offering you the chance to get involved in the development of a pioneering humanitarian learning resource! FIELD (Field Managers in Emergencies Learning and Development) is a ground-breaking, free capacity building programme currently being...

Can agile be scaled?

Can agile be scaled?

This APM Research Fund study builds on the 2015 APM North West Volunteer study on the practical adoption of agile methodologies which provided a review of approaches at a project level, this study aims to investigate the level of practical adoption of those...

Why do we need five steps to develop a schedule?

Why do we need five steps to develop a schedule?

Before learning and adopting best practices for project management, developing a project schedule was a pain. I used to grab the project proposal and other available documents and then spent several hours (days) behind my computer working on the MS Project. No matter...

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