Project Management

Project management that results in the accomplishment of the goals and outcomes needed is planned and follows a process. Your HR Guide outlines the steps to a perfectly executed project.

Change is possible; the need for change is increasing; change capability is necessary for organizations that will succeed in the future; effective change management strategies rule. Learn about planning and analysis in change management. Check out the results of my change management survey about the affect of effective planning and analysis in...

About's John Reh discusses resources of people and time, budgets, and the scope of projects as they relate to project management.

Looking for those key issues to manage and accomplish as you pursue the design, development, and accomplishment of a successful project? For project management success, take a look at these fourteen project management musts.

Michael Greer, a popular and prominent project management consultant, highlights ways to acquire and enhance project management skills without hiring consultants or investing heavily in training

Interthink Consulting develops and implements organizational approaches to project management, and creates the tools to measure and demonstrate its value, effectiveness and contribution to the organization. Check out the results of their annual studies about project management. A consistently followed process appears to be key.

The Wideman Comparative Glossary of Common Project Management Terms v2.1 was developed by R. Max Wideman. It's an outstanding resource for project management.

This organization consists of over 250,000 members in the U.S. and internationally and is a professional association. It offers seminars, symposia, a bookstore, a research program, and a career center.

Match your project management software selection to the size, scope and goals of the projects you manage. A list of major vendors is included.

The Spotty Dog site offers a series of project management guides for each step in the project management process. Their innovative approach offers help for any P.M. professional. Take a look at this excellent information.

Michael Greer, Project Management guru, offers a surprisingly common list of ways to screw up a project. These include: pile them on without thought to how your organization's resources are already stretched. Give lots of responsibility but no authority to make decisions. Check out the additional eight.

The TenStep Project Management Process extolled at this site is a methodology for managing work as a project. Each step is highlighted and detailed, and the combined process gives a good framework for understanding project management in a cohesive way.

These sample interview questions about planning enable you to assess the planning skills of the candidate you are interviewing. You can use these sample interview questions about planning in your own interviews. Find out more during the interview about your applicant's skills by using these and similar behavioral based questions.