No matter how well you plan a digital project, change is inevitable. Read more about the different types of change and how best to manage change on digital projects.
Digital Project Estimation Made Easy: The Essential Guide To Accurate Planning
Estimating digital projects is one of my favourite topics. I know, I’m a real wild man right! In this article for Float, I look at why we estimate at all, what types of estimations there are and how to do it effectively.
Here’s How to Effectively Manage Risks in Your Next Digital Project
Risk management is a key part of digital project and product delivery. Find out how I prefer to manage risks on projects.
Leading From Afar: Your Guide To Effective Virtual Leadership
Leading teams in a new remote world is challenging and not yet something all leaders have mastered. Read my Float.com article on the topic.
Look Back, Move Forward: How To Run Agile Retrospectives
I believe that retrospectives are the single most important regular session any team should run. Done right, they can lead a team to high performance.
Scrum vs Waterfall: Which Methodology Is Right for Your Project?
Oh this debate for the millionth time! Read on to discover what my thoughts are in a recent article published on Float.
How To Form and Empower Your Agile Teams
With my ongoing partnership with Float, I have had six more articles published in their digital project management resources area. This one is all about agile teams. How to form and manage them.
Published on Float – Stakeholder Engagement
I’ve recently entered into a relationship with Float to write articles on my favourite topic of all things delivery. My first article to be published is about stakeholder engagement.
Creating Leaders, A Quick Hack
When developing other people into leaders, there’s a multitude of methods you can use. Many years ago, my Managing Director used a method on me that had a profound effect on me and that I now use on others today
Engineering To Management: How Satisfaction Changes
When people move from any hands-on role into management, they often question if it was the right move. I believe this has a lot to do with how satisfaction changes between the roles.
Gripes Go Up, Not Down. A Leadership Lesson.
A key tenet of being a good leader is not complaining in front of those you lead. However, this is not as simple as it sounds and if not done smartly, can see you lose respect. So how can you uphold this critical leadership skill?
What Can Scale-ups And Enterprise Technology Teams Learn From Each Other (Panel)
I was recently asked to be on a panel, hosted by Bright Network, entitled ‘What can scale-ups and enterprise technology teams learn from each other.’ Read on to see what my thoughts are on the topic.
Removing Bias From The Remote Working Conversation
The remote conversation has never been more prevalent but how much does personal preference and bias factor into them and skew direction?
Maintain Perspective As You Climb The Leadership Ladder
As people become senior by displaying good leadership traits, they can lose perspective and unwittingly become bad leaders. Stay focused and avoid this.
The Learning People: Digital Project Manager Q&A
I was asked to take part in a Digital Project Manager Q&A session for The Learning People. I’ve posted the full transcript so you can read this as well as the edited one.