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Project Management Journal
Who Supports Project Careers?
This exploratory research examines who supports what aspects of career development on projects. Our main finding is that, although project professionals receive support from formal and informal…
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Digging Deep
Iron ore mining projects are on the rise again in Australia. After prices plummeted in 2015, the sector is expected to see an increase in export volumes of iron ore from 847 million metric tons in…
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Raise the Roof
A serious labor shortage is threatening to slow housing projects across the United States. In May, builders reported shortages in 12 of 16 labor categories, with carpenters, framing crews,…
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Project Management Journal
The Impact of Executive Coaching on Project Managers' Personal Competencies
Personal competencies have been shown to be increasingly reliable predictors of successful project managers. This research studies whether executive coaching is effective in strengthening personal…
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Beating the Burnout Beast
Engagement is a good thing ... right? New research suggests the answer may not be so black and white. When researchers at Yale University's Center for Emotional Intelligence this year examined both…
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Tall Orders
London, England needs more construction workers, and fast. Project teams are hoping to complete 13 proposed skyscraper projects in the East End by 2026.
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Women's Work
The battle for women's rights has been fought for centuries. But it's taking on an extraordinary and undeniable urgency, with demands for gender equality rising to a roar heard around the world.…
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A New Kind of Program Manager
As more organizations seek to build the latest and greatest tech advances, many of them are seeking a new type of program manager: a technical program manager (TPM). Though this is a relatively…
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Information Transformation
Graphics regarding the impact of CDOs on an organization, based on data from a 2017 Gartner report.
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Natural Collaborators
Employees in the United States are on their own—at least, more than in other parts of the world. Latin America is the only region where workers spend more time working together than alone, according…
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