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Project management

Scoping, scheduling, budgeting and delivering, at the scale a normal company actually runs projects.

A site office with the programme on the wall and the week being worked through

Bought at these levels

L3 Technical L4 Supervisory L5 Senior

What we list, and what we do not

Scoping and requirements, scheduling and resourcing, budget and change control, risk and issue management, stakeholder and steering-committee reporting, and running a project alongside a day job, which is how most of them are actually run.

Not certification examination coaching, unless a provider names the qualification on their listing. The default here is delivery capability, not letters after a name.

What companies ask for

Scoping so the project can be finished

Schedules that survive contact with reality

Reporting progress honestly

Three situations this gets bought for

  1. The project that never quite finishes
    Ninety percent complete for four months. Almost always a scoping failure rather than an execution one, and the training goes to whoever writes the scope.
  2. The accidental project manager
    An engineer, an accountant or a marketer running a significant project with no method and no authority. The most common version of this booking in companies with no project office.
  3. The steering committee that is being managed
    Reports are green until the month everything is red. This is reporting and escalation discipline, and it is worth training the committee as well as the manager.

Who delivers this

Every practitioner and provider on the register who trains project management, filtered by the level they train at, the market and how they deliver.

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