By Shannon Leppky
It struck me that this beauty was not created in calm or comfort, but through constant force and friction. The same waves that erode and break also shape and refine. I could not help but see a reflection of how change often works in our own lives.
By Gabor Stramb
I’ve run hundreds of retrospectives over the years. Every single one taught me something. These six questions changed the way I run retrospectives forever.
By Rodolfo Ambriz
This white paper outlines the key features of the Eighth Edition, and compares them with the Sixth and Seventh Editions, illustrating how the PMBOK® Guide’s evolution reflects the broader transformation of the project management profession.
This article explores five of the most impactful and surprising shifts in modern project management, drawing on key insights from renowned expert Dr. Harold Kerzner to illuminate the new principles that define success today.
By Luigi Morsa and Richard Maltzman
What’s the science behind human chemistry? And in project management, who is responsible for creating good and productive team chemistry?
By Gabor Stramb
In today’s fast-moving organizations, project managers are expected to deliver results across complex, cross-functional teams. But influence doesn’t always come with a formal title—or direct authority.
By Natalie Berkiw-Scenna, PMP
As another year has come to a close, many of us feel the familiar pull to reset. With new goals, new resolutions, and a fresh start.
By Jane Morgan
An expert identity can make you blind to what’s emerging—your gaze fixed on what’s already known. It can also mean you miss the wonder of discovery and possibility.
By Timothy Andrews
Who hasn’t wished their manager communicated more clearly or more often?
