Category Archives for Project Resource Management
How to Work with Consultants | Video
You’ll want to get the best value from your organization’s investment from consulting fees. So, how do you work with consultants?
Continue reading...Build Shared Understanding: A Firm Basis for Sustained Project Excellence
Project excellence requires your whole project community to have a common understanding. So, what can you do to build shared understanding?
Continue reading...Performance Feedback: How to Turbo-Charge Your Project Team Members
As a project manager, you are responsible for the people on your project. And nothing develops people better than good performance feedback.
Continue reading...How to Build a RACI Chart | Video
The RACI Chart is one of the most important Project Tools. Also called RACI Matrix, Responsibility Matrix, or LRC. Let’s see how to build one!
Continue reading...Training Team Members & Stakeholders: 8 Vital Disciplines to Ensure they’re Well Trained
Project Managers don’t often think about training. Yet, it’s part of your responsibility to ensure team members and stakeholders are trained.
Continue reading...Complete Primer on the 6 Themes of Project Human Resource Management
You can’t get a professional project done without people. So you need to manage your team well. That’s what Project Human Resource Management is all about.
Continue reading...Project Resource Management: Part 1 of Your Comprehensive Guide
Nothing gets done unless people do it. And people need tools, materials, and a place to work. So, Project Resource Management is an essential skill set.
Continue reading...How to Deduce Project Resource Requirements | Video
You need resources. But how many and how much? I explain how to deduce Project resource requirements for your next project.
Continue reading...What is Resource Levelling? | Video
Resource constraints often drive your project planning. So, what is resource levelling? 5-minute video.
Continue reading...Effective Teamwork: Do You Know How to Create it?
Projects are collaborative efforts. So, if you want your Project to be a success, you need to be able to create effective teamwork. This is at the heart of your role as a Project Leader. You need to bring people together, facilitate great communication, encourage the right attitudes, and harness the best that effective teamwork […]
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