The Danger of Taking Data at Face Value
This PML Contributor post reminds project managers to apply critical thinking to research, statistics, and bold claims just as they would to information gathered during a project. The ability to question content, validate evidence, and make thoughtful judgments is an essential leadership skill.
A Simple Practice That Saves Great Ideas – Why Not “Park” It
This PML Contributor post explores the power of using a “parking lot” to capture off-topic ideas, questions, and concerns without derailing productive discussions. Check it out!
An Introduction to Sustainable Performance: Why Project Leaders Need a New Way to Think About Performance
Project managers are often expected to deliver results in environments defined by constant urgency and growing complexity. This intro to Sustainable Performance by PML explores a new approach to leadership so PMs can perform at a high level without burning out.
Turning Feedback into Growth: How to Use Criticism as a Career Tool
Have you ever considered feedback as a powerful tool for growth? In this PML Contributor post, we explore how you can embrace and leverage feedback to continuously improve and turn it into a career advantage. Check it out!
When Intuition Misleads: A Leadership Lesson in Balance
We often say we should trust our intuition – that powerful, but quiet inner voice. That’s often good advice. But, in this great PML Contributor post, we discuss why sometimes our intuition could be wrong. Let’s discuss how you can strike a balance between instinct and clarity.
The Role of Executive Presence in Project Leadership Communication
In this PML Blog post by PML Partner Barbara Boldt, we explore what is executive presence, and how it’s so important when communicating as a project leader. Check it out!
The Power of Focus: How Project Managers Get More Done in Less Time and Avoid Burnout
With so many tasks and unexpected surprises, project managers can easily get distracted and overwhelmed. Let’s review some helpful strategies to stay focused and avoid burning out.
