Any organization, regardless of size, is required to have a competent project manager if they want to get the most out of their employees and meet their business objectives. The importance of a project manager cannot be understated: project managers …read more

Data analysis is one of the fastest growing fields in information technology, but which language does it best? R and Python are the most common languages used within the field, and which language is best depends solely on the developer and their needs. Here …read more

Every business needs successful project management skills. From the largest of enterprises to quickly growing start ups, the ability to develop a project from start to finish is what will distinguish successes from failures. Here are a few of the …read more

Interviewing a project manager for a technology position can be challenging. Not only do you need to test them on the intricacies of their technical understanding, but you also need to determine whether they fit into your current team and …read more

Many project managers tend to find a single project management strategy that they prefer and stick to it regardless of a project’s needs. In recent years, there has been a push towards adaptive (agile) methodologies over the more conventional predictive …read more

Should project managers be risk takers? How much risk management is too much? Project managers are required to add value to their projects, and risk management throughout the process can seem like a bit of a gamble. Play it too …read more

Project managers need to understand more than logistics; they need to understand strategy formulation, execution and management. A successful project is about more than simply completing the project to desired specifications; it’s about completing it the right way and at the right …read more

Can a project manager fulfill the role of a scrum master? Contrary to popular belief, the project manager and scrum master are two extremely disparate roles, which only appear to be similar on the surface, and they need to be …read more

At first glance, it’s easy to look at project management as second- fiddle to operations management. Project Managers focus on the efficiency of a single project. An Operations Manager focuses on the efficiency of the entire organization. Further muddling the …read more