Project Manager

It is commonplace to lose track of time and gradually wander into dangerous zones of incomplete tasks and projects. These delays are not always caused by the absence of proper planning; instead, some independent or dependent elements in projects contribute to the stalled progress of work. For instance, in the…

Managing a Project effectively to meet the desired outcome is the easiest way to see Project Management. But let’s talk about Project first: A project is a series of tasks that need to be completed to reach a desired outcome. Reaching that desired outcome involved some vital processes, like collaboration and mindful…

How to find an effective way to communicate when things aren’t going smoothly? — I had been working as a project manager for years and believed I was good at my profession. Then I encountered an unfortunate project: a large-scale one with the client’s project manager, whom I just couldn’t seem to connect with. The client, let’s call him Matthew, was experienced and meticulous…

Say goodbye to the confusion of how to prepare for the PMP exam and say hello to confidence! With my own success in achieving ‘Above Target Level’ scores in all three domains, I can confidently recommend the following resources to help you ace the exam. YOUR AGILE COMPANION: David Mclachlan’s…

Project Management can be a fascinating word for newbie developers and engineers. Developers and engineers working with project managers usually think that it is quite easy job where you just need to supervise the workflow of a project execution but it is not that simple. Project Managers are responsible entities…

In every project, there are factors that pose uncertainties and potential obstacles, which if not properly managed, can have detrimental effects on the project’s success. Recognizing and addressing these risks is crucial for project managers and teams to ensure smooth project execution. Effective project risk management involves identifying, analyzing, assessing…

Kanban vs. Scrum: What’s the Difference? Both Scrum and Kanban are project management methods, but what is the difference between them? Well, Scrum is a method that brings the team structure and schedule while Kanban is a method that in the first place makes the task flow visual and transparent. Kanban Kanban is a project management method…

Agile vs. Waterfall: Choosing the Right Project Management Approach for Data Science In the rapidly evolving landscape of data science, project managers face unique challenges such as managing uncertainty, accommodating changing requirements, and fostering collaboration across multidisciplinary teams. Agile methodology, with its emphasis on flexibility, iterative development, and continuous feedback…

As both a project manager and writer, I’ve noticed how these roles unexpectedly intersect. They both rely heavily on one crucial skill: managing knowledge well. The foundation of any successful project or compelling piece of writing I’ve worked on is a well-organized set of knowledge. When I put this knowledge…