How to balance work and family as a project manager?

As a PMP Certification Toronto holder, I understand how tough it is to keep work and family obligations distinct. You feel obligated to work late hours to complete all of your planning for the future days because of your hectic, demanding job as a project manager. After all, being a team leader necessitates a great deal of critical thought and effort outside of the office....

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Becoming successful at implementing scrum!

As an Agile certification holder, I've been considering how to assist a colleague with a Scrum implementation that appears to be out of control and filled with "Scrum Buts," as my buddy Ken Schwaber refers to them.Several times during our talk, I cringed when they mentioned their "version" of Scrum and their version of "TDD." Yikes When trying to modify their company culture...

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Project Manager Whys: Bring your inner child to work!

As I discovered when studying for the project management certification, most toddlers do something that is good business practise. 'Why?' they enquire. They question why to just about everything at some point. This is arguably preferable than the period where they refuse to accept anything. However, I can see how this may become tiresome. We appear to lose our sense of curiosity...

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3 Best tips to maintain a high-profile while WFH

You don't have to be in the office to get ahead, as I discovered while studying for project management and Business Analysis Professional Certification courses. When working from home, though, you must be cautious. Here are three tips for working from home while maintaining a high profile. 1)      Over communicate – Don't leave folks guessing...

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3 Tips to boost your career as a project manager!

I was recently requested to come up with three ideas to assist project management certification practitioners like you in moving forward in their professions. The idea was to gather advice from a variety of sources and compile it into a single document. Obviously, you want to learn how to manage projects and what project managers do. Beyond that, it's often a question of who...

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3 Accountability rules to follow for successful project management

Accountability is the best method to eliminate excuses, as I found while studying for a Project Management Institute certification, and project management can help you do just that. Everything is documented by the project management platform you're using, from task assignment to communication. If someone uploads an update or makes a modification, every team member is notified...

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What are the roles and responsibilities while handling a project for project managers?

You have a project to complete. Take PMP training to do it effectively. But who will put that plan into action and turn the abstract into reality? Your project team, the most significant resource for your project, is the answer. There are timelines and resources to manage, regardless of the project's size, which is a full-time job. Then there are others who take on numerous...

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4 Options to consider when the team is behind schedule

You’re a project manager with a PMI Certification. It's the afternoon of Friday. This is the current state of your project: Your crew is two days behind schedule. Because the project is so vital and the deadline is so important, team members working on critical path activities have committed to stay late tonight and work both Saturday and Sunday to get back on track. Your...

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3 Best practices to deal with toxic relations at work!

Leaving even one toxic factor uncontrolled can have serious effects, as I realised when studying for Project Management Institute certifications. Employees are frequently left to deal with their difficulties on their own. Here are some suggestions for improving your working relationships with 'toxic' co-workers. 1.     Direct Approach Doing it head-on...

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3 Tips to consider when shifting to remote work

You'll need to learn how to be a leader and a counsellor, a manager and a mediator, a boss and a cheerleader quickly. This post presents the finest suggestions and methods you can apply today to assist you lead during the lockdown, as learnt in project management and business analysis certification training. 1.     Be Patient The first step is to just...

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Guidelines to effectively manage your commute time

Back when working remotely was considered as a bonus, the "lack of commute" was seen as one of the key advantages of such working arrangement, as I learnt when studying for a Project Management Institute certification. There will be fewer bills, less wear and tear on automobiles, and possibly less stress if you don't commute, but that isn't the point of this post. When you...

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Are project management and people management different at all?

In the organizational paradigm, project managers are largely responsible for carrying all of the procedures and tasks associated with project development on their shoulders. You can get your certification from Project management Institute and be a good project manager. They are the foundation of the entire system, and without them, everything would fall apart. The fundamental goal...

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3 Top Tipsto Start & Sustain Stakeholder Relationships

As defined in the project management courses, three techniques for forming and keeping these relationships year after year is outlined in this guide. 1.      Don’t Undervalue the Stakeholders on Your Team Some of your stakeholders will be more involved in your project than others. And how you speak with an investor or a supplier will differ from...

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Boosting Morale: Leadership in Project Management

What makes you feel better when your spirits are low? Hopefully, you know at least one person who makes you feel better when you're down in the dumps. By achieving a project management certification, you’ll know that go-to person who always manages to clear the air and leave you feeling energised. They get a boost whenever they assist you. The act of assisting others makes...

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5 Steps to effective study the PMBOK guide

The nomenclature in the PMP Exam Content Outline and the PMBOK guide vary, as acquired in the PMP and PfMP course. Domain is referred to as "tasks" in the PMP Exam Content Outline, while domain is referred to as "process groups" in the PMBOK guide. The PMP exam adheres to the terms outlined in the exam's standard guide and book. Many other reference books utilise distinct...

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Benefits and Drawbacks of Classroom PMP Certification Training

The benefits and drawbacks of a classroom PMP certification course and exam prep has been mentioned and examined in this post.Benefits of PMP Certification Classes Some of the benefits are: The Best Use of Your Time- If you're on vacation or taking a break from your job and want to make the most of your time. Then PMP classes are a wonderful option for you. It's a terrific technique...

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Justifying Risk Analysis in Project Management

As learned in the CAPM, PMP, and PfMP course, risk management is an important aspect of project management. That means you'll need to know how to do a risk assessment. This strategy predicts negative events/risks that may damage the project or parts of it in advance. Analysing risks entails identifying and reducing them. This includes reducing the severity of dangers as well...

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