Why your estimate was right and the project was still late
Here's a scene every delivery person knows. The project lands late. The retro convenes. The estimates are exhumed
The status meeting that manufactures surprises
In an earlier article about learning from bad managers, one line kept coming back to me afterwards: if people only
The Scope Creep dictionary
Every profession has it's own language, and project management's is unusual in one respect: almost none
How to step on toes (and be thanked for it)
A while back I wrote about the moment that made me a project manager: sitting in a meeting, watching a
The project management books worth finishing
This is the third of the books lists, and it needs a boundary drawn immediately, because the leadership list already
I launched the same website, not once but five times
Same product, same company, same team, same process.
The most important delivery tool I built was a spreadsheet
Not an AI system. Not a project management platform. Not a custom-built operations tool.
A spreadsheet.
Specifically: a "
What I actually use AI for as a PM
A lot of people out there are writing about how AI will transform project management. Here's what I
I built an app to get the knowledge out of my head
I was the single point of failure on my own team and I hadn't noticed. Which, I'
A quarter of a million pounds and not one line of code
The first project I fully managed without writing a single line of code was worth more than £250k. A multi-
