Many economists and labor analysts are noticing a trend often called “unretirement.” It refers to people who already retired from their careers but later return…
Posts published in March 2026
Every project starts with momentum—clear goals, optimistic timelines, and a motivated team. Yet even the best-planned initiatives can drift off course. Deadlines slip, budgets stretch,…
Yes, there is a difference between business risk and project risk, and as the project manager, you should care about the differences. Business Risk Business…
In project management, risks and issues are related but different concepts. Risk (before it happens) A risk is a potential problem that might happen in…
Retired project managers often find rewarding part-time opportunities that leverage their leadership, planning, and organizational expertise while offering greater work-life balance. Popular options include fractional…
For retired project managers, several new opportunities and trends have emerged in the last few years. Many experienced PMs are staying active in lighter, flexible…
Managing remote teams comes with unique challenges—communication gaps, time zone differences, and reduced face-to-face interaction. Here are 5 practical tips to help remote team project…
A great project manager plays a critical role in ensuring that projects are completed on time, within budget, and according to the desired quality. Successful…
Yes, there really is a management style called Management by Wandering Around (MBWA). MBWA is characterized by managers spending much of their time in face-to-face…
Stakeholder engagement strategies depend on the level of interest and influence of the individual stakeholders. High Influence/High Interest Key players. Enlist support and help with…