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Silo mentality. You’ve probably felt it before while working on a project—the sensation of being “off” from other members of your team. You’re not really trusting each other, or even communicating at…

With all its types and causes, scope creep can be a real pain in the neck. It creeps up on you when you’re not looking, and once it’s there, it’s hard to…

The most challenging thing about projects is that there’s no way to foresee every little detail and possibility. And even if you did, things change. A lot of project managers I’ve worked…

Initiating any project without a proper project kickoff meeting is like going on a trip without a solid plan. You’ll see some cool destinations along the way but eventually, you will end…

Team management isn’t a piece of cake. In fact, bringing one to the workplace when introducing yourself to a new team as a manager won’t have a major impact on whether your…

We tend to hear a lot about what makes a successful project manager. Organizational or communication skills, better grasp of processes, etc. Unfortunately, there’s no universal winning formula. Instead, the most successful…

Stakeholders have a high degree of influence over project and business success. They affect outcomes and can determine whether or not a project progresses as intended. That’s why differentiating between primary and…