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Update: 2022-07-09

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looking at three drivers for the professionalization of project management: pressure from society; cooperation and alignment between education and associations; development of theory by academia.

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S2E28 - reviewing myPARM software using the Project Canvas

2024-02-1537:09

S2E27 - on Data Driven project management

2023-12-2222:51

S2E26 - on Conflict handling

2023-09-2410:49

S2E25 - the problem with Best Practices

2023-08-2319:18

S2E24 - Benefits and Limitations of Risk Management

2023-07-1617:39

S2E23 - AI and Project Management

2023-06-2408:51

S2E22 - how to avoid Scope Creep

2023-05-1413:03

S2E21 - how to avoid Communication Problems

2023-05-0912:53

S2E20 - Critical thinking

2023-04-0610:26

S2E19 - Ethics and self-knowledge

2023-03-0807:39

S2E18 - how to measure Team Collaboration

2022-11-2205:16

S2E17 - Project Failure causes

2022-10-0412:14

S2E16 - Ethics & sensitivity to context

2022-09-0107:13

S2E15 - Assumptions and Control

2022-07-3005:30

S2E14 - Estimations and Bias

2022-07-1604:39

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2022-07-0910:51

S2E12 - PM as a profession, page 4/5

2022-07-0207:39

S2E11 - PM as a profession, page 3/5

2022-06-2506:10

S2E10 - PM as a profession, page 2/5

2022-06-1805:22

S2E9 - PM as a profession, page 1/5

2022-06-1007:00

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