by Elizabeth Harrin | Jul 15, 2021 | Books, This article contains affiliate links.
The PRINCE2® certification exam is tricky to pass because of the style of objective testing and the number of questions you have to answer. But PRINCE2 itself is not a difficult method to learn – and the official manual is actually pretty easy to follow and...
by Elizabeth Harrin | Jul 14, 2021 | Books, This article contains affiliate links.
Have you ever wondered if there is a better way to manage your actions and control your To Do list? If you have, this book from Maura Nevel Thomas will give you the tools to evaluate how you organize and track tasks efficiently. Like, super-efficiently. From To Do to...
by Elizabeth Harrin | Jul 8, 2021 | Books, This article contains affiliate links.
Penny Pullan Making Workshops Work by Dr Penny Pullan is a guide to turning that “Can you set up a workshop?” comment into a fully-fledged and useful session for everyone. It covers virtual and hybrid (some people in the room and some virtual) workshops as well as...
by Elizabeth Harrin | Jun 23, 2021 | Books, This article contains affiliate links.
How to Fix Meetings: Meet Less, Focus on Outcomes and Get Stuff Done is by Productivity Ninja author Graham Allcott, and Hayley Watts. It’s a book about how best to use your attention. Each section comes with a practical exercise and tips on how you will know when...
by Elizabeth Harrin | Apr 22, 2021 | Books, This article contains affiliate links.
What makes a bad project manager? And how can you be a good project manager? In this extract from their new book, Jahn Karsybaev and Fred Obiero share the characteristics and behaviors of successful and unsuccessful project leaders. — Leadership Fred Obiero A Bad...
by Elizabeth Harrin | Feb 18, 2021 | Books, Productivity, This article contains affiliate links.
“Time management is dead,” writes Graham Allcott in his book, How To Be A Productivity Ninja. The old time management concepts don’t work anymore, he says, because we don’t have the same working environment. The number of information sources has gone up, and we’re...
