Monthly Archives: May 2022

Welcome! First, let’s say hello My name is Elizabeth Harrin, and I have so many things to share with you. In 2006, I began blogging about project management. That year also marked the beginning of my first book. Apart from … Continue reading →

The webinar last week was amazing! Every comment, question, and social media shout-out was greatly appreciated. This was a topic I knew would be popular, but it really blew my mind! (As you can see from my ridiculous smile when … Continue reading →

An average large company that manages 150 projects per year loses PS13 millions a year because it fails to stop failing projects. It is not always the responsibility of management to cancel projects. If you are working on something that … Continue reading →

(This post contains affiliate hyperlinks. Please read my full disclosure. The Fast Start Program is a project management training program that will accelerate your progress to project management success. This training course from A Dr Mike Clayton of OnlinePMcourses is … Continue reading →

Oh dear. The Equality Bill is currently making its way through Parliament and will be made law in the autumn of next year. It includes a controversial clause which makes positive discrimination legal. I have been closely following its progress. … Continue reading →

Mike Ramm from Stop and Think tagged me for this meme back in August. Although I don’t know where it came from, the rules for the 8 Random Facts About Me meme can be found here: Each player begins with … Continue reading →

We are hearing more about discrepancies in women’s pay as Sarah Brown launches her new initiative, Women: Inspiration and Enterprise. According to CMI research, our salaries increased by 2.8% this year compared to 2.3% in men’s. Unfortunately, we are still … Continue reading →

(This post contains affiliate hyperlinks. Please read my full disclosure. This book’s strapline is “Becoming a Systems Thinker”. The authors take a practical approach in systems analysis and describe the fundamentals of systemic thinking, including problem definition and solution. How … Continue reading →

(This post contains affiliate hyperlinks. Please read my full disclosure. This book is long overdue. It’s a great idea for those who are responsible for managing projects and serving on the Project Board. The structure of Directing Successful Projects using … Continue reading →

Part 1 is available here. The video starts: Welcome back to video 2 in my training series 2020 Project Management. My name is Elizabeth Harrin and I am the founder of Project Management Rebels. You can also find me on … Continue reading →