Project Management Do’s and Don’ts

If you are tasked with managing a project or are planning to do so, it’s important to know the do’s and don’ts of project management. With that in mind, in this blog post, we’ll discuss project management do’s and don’ts to help you deliver your project on time, within budget, and to your stakeholders’ satisfaction.…

Project Management vs Project Coordination: What Is the Difference?

Although the terms “project management” and “project coordination” may seem interchangeable, they are very distinct concepts and require different skill sets. In this blog, we’ll explore what project management and project coordination involve and the differences between them. What Is Project Management? Project management is the process of leading, organizing, planning, and controlling resources, timelines,…

The 6 Most Important Project Management Skills

Project management is a complex and challenging job that requires a unique skill set. A successful project manager must have a combination of technical, interpersonal, and leadership skills to ensure that projects are delivered on time, within budget, and up to the required quality. Here are the most important project management skills that every project…

Which Project Management Methodology to Use?

In previous posts, we reviewed different project management methodologies. But what project management methodology to use? While there’s no one-size-fits-all answer, in today’s blog, we offer some guidelines. Which Project Management Methodology to Use? Your choice or project methodology will depend on many factors, including the type of project, the time available, and the expectations…

Is Project Management a Soft Skill?

In a previous post, we talked about the differences between soft and hard skills. Considering that it requires strong interpersonal abilities, is project management a soft skill? Keep reading to learn more. What Are Soft Skills? As we saw in our previous blog about this topic, soft skills are skills that determine an individual’s work…