PM Happy Hour is the place for frank and honest discussion about real world issues in project management. We do it in a way that’s not too dry, though it may get a bit salty from time to time. Each episode, your hosts Kim Essendrup and Kate Anderson cover a problem faced in project management today, and share practical advice, real-life examples and the occasional project horror story. Not only th... more
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareers |
If you are looking for a PM job or considering doing so, you are definitely not alone! The project management field has always had a good amount of mobility, but it sure seems like change has been accelerating the last couple years. So, what do you d... more
As a professional in today’s working environment, you are constantly bombarded by things that demand your attention, your action, the very limited moments in your finite life. (wow, heavy).
OK, so there are infinite demands on our time, but finite ... more
AUDIO QUALITY NOTICE! Apologies, we have a little static on one of the mics during our recording - sorry for the occasional audio issue. As a project manager, an organizational structure that will have a big impact on your life is the PMO. But if ... more
In this episode, Kat and Kim talk to Erik Rueter about design thinking in our projects.
What’s design thinking, you may be thinking? Design thinking is a methodology that focuses on the end users of a system when we are problem solving. Erik will ... more
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Entertaining and informative. I never thought that Project Management training would have me chuckling so much. Staying awake through training is no longer a challenge!
I’m beginning my journey into utilizing these skills to supplement my work and this podcast is an absolute must listen for anyone who is interested in learning more about how this process works. Thank you
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This podcast is great - informative, inspirational, and never dry!
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