Hi there, Here’s a mobile project management app for non specialists in project management and sole or small operators with limited PM skills, its AI enabled. TIPS: You can use it to produce professional content specify what you’d like, there are prompts on the app to help you manage the components of a project eg … Read more
Here’s the first of the two apps promised. Neurodivergent Friendly App Launch For those interested: I’m making available an app to help with planning self-care and other tasks. Emergent | Fullstack App Happy to have feedback on it!
One tip I’d give is invest the time (and patience is often needed) in stakeholder relationships BUT always remember what your objective , goal or deliverable is!
I’ve project managed for a long while in a variety of different environments but I’m not precious about it. I was looking for some decent information to help you if you’re new to managing projects. Here’s a link to a free OU course its got some decent content in , you can do it online … Read more
Remember AI is fed and searches for available information so what is returned will not be 100% accurate 100% of the time (neither are human beings), some evidence suggests a 1 in 8 error rate. Some examples of what it can reliably and easily be used for but is not infallible at: searching for evidence … Read more
Hi Kathleen here, if you want to contact me about anything I talk about in my posts, please email me at remoteprojectm@gmail.com with your name and phone number or email address, also ideally indicate what advice you’re looking for.
If you would like advice organising a piece of work you are doing or have planned, or need a project plan, or other document I’d be happy to set up a 15min ms teams call to advise. If you need further help I’ll be happy to given you a cost for providing you with help, … Read more
This post is probably more of life skill rather than purely applying to Project Management -‘active’ listening. The picture immediately above mentions listen more which is fine but its actually about listening well. Really listen well when in conversations, hear more and even if you disagree acknowledge what’s been said and even play it back … Read more