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Parallel Training Project Management Blog
From beginner’s guides to breakdowns of advanced topics, our blog covers key project management topics. These can supplement your learning on one of our project management training courses, or provide a starting point for your own project management learning.
4 Ways To Make Your Project Team Believe In You
As a project manager, you have to command the respect of your team; if they don’t have faith in your […]
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Using the Logical Framework for Project Management Training
Logical framework is specifically designed for development projects. It’s a structured way of linking the overall objective for the project […]
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Project Management And The Fundamental Attribution Error
Q: What stands between a Project Manager and established project objectives? A: People. It stands to reason, then: findings […]
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Interesting PM Reads
3 Steps For Harnessing Failure The Right Way A new book published this month, Fail Better: Design Smart Mistakes and […]
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Handling Political Situations As A Project Manager
All project managers would like to think they have good working relationships with the members of their team, other managers […]
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Parallel And APM In Partnership With New APMP Study Guide
Parallel Project Training are proud to announce a new partnership with the Association for Project Management (APM) in producing a […]
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A PMO Should Provide A Valuable Service
Some people attending project management training courses will be taking up (or will already have) a role in a project […]
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List/Describe 5 Key Attributes Of A Project – Difference To Bau
Hi Paul . Your views on my first attempt. Never been one for beating about the bush. Prefer short straight […]
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Can Project Management be Fun?
Let’s face it, when you’re talking about project management, ‘fun’ is not a word you would expect to hear very […]
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Remember Tasks Are Not Deliverables
For project team members responsible for specific tasks or activities on a project then it is easy to get caught […]
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Leadership question
Hi Paul, I wasn’t entirely sure where was best to post so do let me know for next time. Dec […]
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