Thought Leadership for Project Success

Linh Tran, Friday 18 September 2015 | Reading time: unknown
Photo by Pixabay User Comfreak (edited)

‘Thought Leader’ is one of the buzzwords in business nowadays. What distinguishes a thought leader from a ‘normal’ leader?  Simply speaking, thought leaders are what the internet would call influencers, they are those with high Klout scores and high follower numbers on Twitter because they are experts in one specialized field. 

Read more »

Fashion Forward – 5 Project Management Lessons for the Fashion Industry

Linh Tran, Monday 14 September 2015 | Reading time: 6 min.

Project Management Lessons for the Fashion Industry

Photo by Flickr User Mainstream (edited), Licensed under CC BY 2.0

It’s that time of the year again! No, we don’t mean football season (though that started last week, too), we’re talking about New York Fashion Week! Let’s take this opportunity to look behind the scenes of the fashion industry and see how project management fits into the picture. 

Read more »

[INFOGRAPHIC] Successful People Who Have Failed - but Kept Going

Linh Tran, Wednesday 09 September 2015 | Reading time: unknown

Babe Ruth Quote

Photo by Unsplash User Jon Eckert (edited)

What do J.K. Rowling, Steve Jobs, Oprah and Walt Disney have in common? If you’re thinking SUCCESS, then you’re correct. But they have something else in common: FAILURE. This shows that the road to success is often paved with rejection and mistakes. What is important is that you don’t give up and keep going. 

Read more »

[Guest Author] Poorly Defined Communication Processes Equal Wasted Project Time

Linh Tran, Monday 07 September 2015 | Reading time: unknown

Poorly Defined Communication Processes Equal Wasted Project Time

Communication is Job #1 for the project manager.  I’ve long established my opinion about that concept.  Communication is the first building block in the success – or failure – of a project.  But it isn’t enough to just communicate.  The communication has to be heard and – if it warrants a response – responded to.

Read more »

Avoid Project Failures with Design Thinking

Linh Tran, Friday 04 September 2015 | Reading time: unknown

Avoid Project Failures with Design Thinking

Photo by Pixabay User stux

When people hear ‘design’ they automatically associate it with the appearance of a product, but ‘Design Thinking’ goes much further than that. It’s not just about how the end product looks like, it focuses on the process of developing a product and places the human factor at the center. 

Read more »

For Graduates (Part 2): 8 Tips on How to Adjust to Your New Job as a Project Manager

Linh Tran, Friday 28 August 2015 | Reading time: unknown

For Graduates: Adjusting to your new job as a project manager

Photo by Unsplash User Thomas Lefebvre

Congratulations on getting that job! You’re probably ecstatic now and are anticipating your first day. But it’s not all happy butterflies, is it? There’s also a little bit of uncertainty and worry - the well-known “first day jitters”. But rest assured: you’re not the only one who feels that way - and there are ways to overcome it. 

Read more »

For Recruiters (Part 3): How to Get the Onboarding of New Project Managers Right

Carola Moresche, Thursday 20 August 2015 | Reading time: unknown

For recruiters: How to get the onboarding of new project managers right

Photo by Flickr User Bob Duran, Licensed under CC BY 2.0

You have found a great new project manager who fits perfectly in your company? Congratulations! But this is not the end of the journey. After the hiring process you should make an effort to get the onboarding process going as soon as possible to make the initiation of your new project manager into your firm as smooth as possible. 

Read more »

Subscribe to our newsletter

Please enter your name.

Events

Currently no upcoming events