The PPM Academy Podcast The Productive Project Manager Podcast

So can you have the best day ever or even the perfect day, and can you stop those last-minute requests at the end of the day?

That could be reducing how much you procrastinate, being more focused and present, achieve what you planned to do.

In this episode, I'll how you can plan to achieve your perfect day, and a really simple tip on how you can stop getting those dreaded last minute emails!

For more tips and approaches to improve your project management and productivity, visit my blog or follow me on Instagram

Or, if you like this content, did you know once a month, I send the + 2 PPM Newsletter, where you'll receive two practical and easy-to-implement tips on how to improve your Project Management and your Productivity at work? If you're interested, you can sign up here

How you would like more time in a day? I think I know the answer to that! 

In this episode, I'm sharing how what you do today, will get you more time tomorrow, and the weeks after that by making some simple changes. 

For more tips and approaches to improve your project management and productivity, visit my blog or follow me on Instagram

Or, if you like this content, did you know once a month, I send the + 2 PPM Newsletter, where you'll receive two practical and easy-to-implement tips on how to improve your Project Management and your Productivity at work? If you're interested, you can sign up here

In this episode, I'm sharing two new tips on productivity and project management.

The project management tip is how to send those really tough emails to your clients or stakeholders. You know the one, you’ve made a mistake,  or the project has hit an issue and will be delayed.

This editions productivity tip has had the biggest impact on my productivity, and that’s the approach to how I plan my day to make sure I’m focused on the right things and avoid procrastination

For more tips and approaches to improve your project management and productivity visit my blog or follow me on Instagram

Or if you like this content, did you know once a month, I send the + 2 PPM Newsletter, where you'll receive two practical and easy-to-implement tips on how to improve your Project Management and your Productivity at work. If you're interested, you can sign up here

In this episode, I'm sharing two tips on productivity and project management. 

The productivity tip is a scientifically proven way to calm your nerves before any big meeting, presentation or event.

The Project Management tip is how to improve your performance as a Project Manager by using neutral thinking.

For more tips and approaches to improve your project management and productivity visit my blog or follow me on Instagram

Or if you like this content, did you know once a month, I send the + 2 PPM Newsletter, where you'll receive two practical and easy to implement tips on how to improve your Project Management and your Productivity at work. If you're interested, you can sign up here

On this episode, I'm interviewing an Agile Delivery Lead Attia Jamil who's been working in the Agile space for the last 8yrs and in Project Management for 16 years.

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We hear all about Attia's experience working in two very different ways of working starting with the more traditional Waterfall projects through to the present day and working with Agile teams.

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I also ask her questions the following:

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"Can Project Managers be Agile?"

" Is it time to ditch the title Project Manager?'

"Is Agile misunderstood?"

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Plus lot's more.

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For more tips and approaches to improve your project management and productivity visiting my blog or follow me on Instagram

On this weeks episode, I’m taking you through 25 ways to prepare for a remote Project Management interview.

Thousands of companies around the world are adapting to the new way of working, and it’s changing the way we think about how we work and how we recruit.

More and more companies are now not only recruiting remotely but the candidates they’re looking at can be truly global.

What this means is the market for specific roles is getting bigger, so how you prepare for an interview is now even more critical.

A remote interview still requires the same preparation as a face to face interview when it comes to preparing your questions, rehearsing your responses and research on the role and company you’re interviewing for.

What changes with a remote interview is the set up of your interview space. With face to face interviews, it was how you presented yourself physically but now you have to consider things like how good is your audio, what is your viewing angle like and do I have a quiet space to do the interview in.

By completing these 25 preparation tasks, it could be the difference from having a good interview versus having a great one.

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