How to plug the skills gap in a world where change is constant and accelerating
UK projects are in the midst of a profound skills gap.
UK projects are in the midst of a profound skills gap.
Knowing and recognising the early signs of stress and burnout is essential to maintaining one’s mental health, especially in high-pressure environments.
Stress is inevitable in project management.
Jimmy Nguyen is a project manager at Turner & Townsend, where he worked on the Bromford & Castle Vale Flood Risk Management Scheme for the Environment Agency.
Around two-thirds of Britons will make a New Year’s resolution, and the habit is almost as common in other parts of the Western world.
The beauty of a career in project management is that it allows you to jump from one sector into a completely new one.
In November, Nottingham City Council became the latest local authority to declare itself effectively bankrupt.
Next year will be a time of change and excitement, anticipate some of the profession’s influential movers and shakers.
Kathryn Williamson Hall took the glory of the 2023 APM Young Project Professional of the Year Award for her work for the UK arm of Leonardo, the European defence giant, which manufactured and installed a brand‑new radar system into the nose cone of the Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft for delivery to the Qatar Emiri Air Force in time for the FIFA World Cup, hosted by Qatar in November 2022.
Deep in the lush green countryside of Buckinghamshire’s Colne Valley, APM’s 2023 Sustainability Award winner Jacobs is showing what can happen when large infrastructure projects take nature into consideration.