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  • Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers. Every first and third Tuesday of the month we have a conversation about what matters to you as a professional project manager. Andy Crowe and Bill Yates, both well respected thought leaders in the project management industry, cover subjects such as project management certification and doing the job of project management, as well as get inside the brains of some of the leaders in the industry and also hear your stories. Subject Matter Experts join the cast to discuss topics ranging from advice for someone just starting in project management, leadership tips, to how to manage the unexpected, manage project teams, and much more. Whether you’re a professional project manager, a PMP, or on the road to becoming one, tune in to hear real advice and relevant information on all things Project Management. If you have questions, we have the project management experts to answer them! Claim 0.5 free PDUs per episode.
    Copyright 2024 Velociteach
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  • Episode 200 – Sailing Through Project Management: Lessons from the Captain

    Episode 200 – Sailing Through Project Management: Lessons from the Captain
    2024/05/06
    The podcast by project managers for project managers. Join us in celebrating 200 episodes of Manage This, as we embark on a voyage through the intersection of project management and sailing with captain and author, Andy Crowe. Andy is our Velociteach founder and author of the best-selling textbook: The PMP Exam: How to Pass on Your First Try, he brings a wealth of experience both on the open waters and in project management. Table of Contents 01:33 … 200 Episodes03:50 … An 1,800-Mile Journey05:19 … Planning a Sailing Project07:16 … Planning for Obstacles08:24 … Precise Communication11:53 … Know Who to Listen to14:36 … Deciding Who Needs to Know18:30 … Keeping an Even Keel21:08 … Know Your Project24:35 … Kevin and Kyle25:20 … Isolation and Self-Sufficiency28:03 … The Broken Steering System30:23 … How to Prioritize33:46 … A Flexible Schedule35:21 … Managing Regulatory Compliances37:39 … Do Your Research43:39 … Benefits Realization for Andy45:45 … Closing ANDY CROWE: …but a lot of the skills that I practiced as a project manager prepared me for elements of this so much. You know, thinking about good communication skills, thinking about, resource management, all of this, it matters. WENDY GROUNDS: Welcome to Manage This, the Project Management at Sea episode. Today we’re navigating the waters of project management with a seasoned captain at the helm. I’m Wendy Grounds, and in today’s episode Bill Yates and I have the privilege of diving into the world of sailing with Andy Crowe, a dedicated captain who is also the founder of Velociteach and of this podcast. BILL YATES: Yes, he is. It’s so fun to have Andy in the room with us in the studio. Andy is the author of one of the most respected books that people turn to prepare for the Project Management Professional certification exam. It’s called “The PMP Exam: How to Pass on Your First Try.” And that was the impetus for Velociteach. Andy started the company in 2002 with that book. That book has become the most trusted and authoritative volume on PMP Exam prep. I know many of you have probably used it to pass. Andy’s book has been reprinted 27 times in five editions and sold more than a quarter of a million copies worldwide. At Velociteach we offer live instruction, over 280 hours of self-paced, online education, and blogs, and podcasts. Velociteach is a community of leaders, project managers and hardworking team members, here to support your growth and success. 200 Episodes WENDY GROUNDS: Today marks the 200th episode of our podcast, and we couldn't be more thrilled to have you join us for this momentous occasion. Now this is someone here who’s been at the podcast since episode one! BILL YATES: I cannot believe two hundred episodes! That’s amazing! It’s incredible! It feels like just yesterday we started this adventure, and now here we are, reaching this incredible milestone. WENDY GROUNDS: Yeah, and Bill you have been faithfully on every episode. Myself and Andy and Nick have jumped in and out but you have been consistent. None of this though would also have been possible without our incredible listeners. You’ve been with us every step of the way. Supporting us, sharing your thoughts, and inspiring us to keep pushing forward. BILL YATES: That’s so true. We've had the privilege of interviewing some truly remarkable guests, exploring fascinating topics, interesting projects, delving into stories that we never would have known all the details of, they’ve really touched our hearts and inspired us. Today, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude to each and every one of you who has made this journey so rewarding. WENDY GROUNDS: Yup, and the journey doesn't stop here. In fact, this is just the beginning of what is going to be even more exciting chapters for our podcast. We have some incredible guests lined up, some thought-provoking topics to explore, and plenty of surprises in store for our listeners. Also,
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    46 分
  • Episode 199 – Rising Talent: Shaping the Future of Project Management

    Episode 199 – Rising Talent: Shaping the Future of Project Management
    2024/04/15
    The podcast by project managers for project managers. Shaping the future of project management is PMI 2023 Future 50 honoree, and our second guest in our "Rising Talent" podcast series, Monique Sekhon. She is a trailblazer making waves both professionally and within her community. As the youngest chapter president in PMI global history, she embodies a passion for giving back to her community. Join us to gain fresh perspectives and valuable insights from one of the industry's brightest talents. Table of Contents 01:56 … Meet Monique04:09 … Path to Public Health07:47 … Monique’s Current Position10:28 … Most Effective Project Management Practices14:36 … Collaboration with Stakeholders19:33 … Kevin and Kyle20:48 … Overcoming Attitudes and Challenges24:36 … PMI Chapter Leadership29:25 … Advice to Younger PMs30:28 … Monique’s Nonprofit Care-2-Share33:49 … Find Out More34:50 … Closing MONIQUE SEKHON: …my job to work with people and talk to people and bring people together who are experts – because I’m definitely not the expert – bring those people together as a project manager into a room to say, okay, these are the priorities. This is our common goal.…. And this is what we’re trying to achieve. And then working with all of those people to determine, okay, how are we going to get there? WENDY GROUNDS: Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers. I’m your host, Wendy Grounds. And right here in the studio we’ve got the brains behind the show, Bill Yates. We take pride in showcasing the remarkable work of rising talent, adding a fresh perspective to the vibrant project management community. This is the second and final in our current Rising Talent series. We have an extraordinary guest. This is a trailblazer making waves in both her professional and community spheres. Do meet PMI 2023 Future 50 honoree Monique Sekhon. She’s a dynamic professional with project management in her DNA, as she’s going to explain to us. She joined the British Columbia Ministry of Health starting as a junior business analyst. And here she played a pivotal role in the Health Data Platform project, which was a large-scale initiative to enhance the efficiency of health data access for researchers and academics. She was promoted to senior project management advisor at the age of 22, and today she manages over 45 concurrent complex data projects. Her impact extends beyond her job. She’s a volunteer with PMI Vancouver Island Chapter. And she’s currently the chapter president for the 23-24 chapter year. She’s also the youngest chapter president in PMI global history. BILL YATES: That’s impressive. WENDY GROUNDS: Very much so. So we’re excited to talk to Monique today. Hi, Monique. Welcome to Manage This. Thank you for joining us. MONIQUE SEKHON: Thank you for having me. I’m so excited to be here. Meet Monique WENDY GROUNDS: We are looking forward to digging into your story and just hearing a bit about your journey into project management. So tell us a little bit about what influenced you early on in your career in project management. How did it start for you? MONIQUE SEKHON: Yeah, so it’s kind of an interesting story, and it’s a bit of a legacy story. So when I was in high school, my mom was studying for the PMP. So at our house, all over all the floors, every possible surface, there was a PMBOK and tons of material and all that good stuff. My dad would sit with her and quiz her and ask her questions. And then she would be like, “Monique, come and quiz me. I need to prepare for this exam.” And I think she did write it twice. So as a result, it was like quite a significant portion of my high school life helping her with this. And I just remember as she was going through, you know, studying and learning and hearing those words, okay, initiation and waterfall and all those, you know, terminologies. And I’m somebody who has always been really active in schoo...
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  • Episode 198 – Rising Talent: A Project Managers’ Resilience in Beirut’s Rebuild

    Episode 198 – Rising Talent: A Project Managers’ Resilience in Beirut’s Rebuild
    2024/04/01
    The podcast by project managers for project managers. Following the 2020 devastating explosion in Beirut, project manager Kevin Gemayel's journey is nothing short of inspiring as he tackled challenges head-on. Hear firsthand accounts of his experiences during the blast, his strategies for managing tasks, stakeholders, budgets, and time, and the invaluable lessons learned. We discover Kevin's extraordinary project and the power of resilience in the face of adversity. Table of Contents 04:27 … Meet Kevin05:30 … Kevin’s Story of the Tragedy07:25 … Gathering a Team08:18 … The Family Façade Business09:44 … Deciding How to Prioritize13:34 … An Emergency Response15:33 … Resources and Supplies16:47 … An Economic Crisis20:08 … Personal Impact21:36 … Keeping a Team Motivated22:38 … Ren Love’s Projects from the Past25:00 … Planning Time Management and Strategy28:21 … Creative Problem-Solving29:31 … Kevin’s Lessons Learned31:08 … Personal Growth Through Tragedy34:57 … Looking Back36:37 … Advice to Younger PMs38:46 … Contact Kevin39:59 … Closing KEVIN GEMAYEL: … in leadership, they say you should become a leader and personally lead yourself before leading anyone else. And I would advise every project manager to learn and to focus on how they should lead themselves before going out there and leading projects and people and teams because, when they do things right themselves, … they will be able to influence the people they are working with. … So don’t just focus on books and numbers and theoretical things. Focus on yourself, as well. WENDY GROUNDS: You’re listening to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers. My name is Wendy Grounds, and with me in the studio is Bill Yates. We want to feature some younger talent in the project management community. We’re calling it our Rising Talent series. So for the next two episodes we’re going to be sharing the stories of two young project managers who are not only inspirational, but they’re also making waves with their incredible contributions to the field. Now, we have spoken to some young project managers in the past. BILL YATES: Yeah, Episode 165 we had a great conversation with Kat Shane. You may recall she had a startup company that she began at the University of Georgia, and it was working on a solution to help people, governments, and businesses figure out what products or packaging are locally recyclable. So, can I recycle this? And how to get them where they needed to go. WENDY GROUNDS: We also spoke to Christelle Kwizera. That was Episode 146. At the age of 20, Christelle founded Water Access Rwanda, which was in response to the dangerous conditions Rwandans would face when collecting water from rivers and dams. She was quite an incredible young lady. BILL YATES: What a story. So inspirational and so young. WENDY GROUNDS: Yes, yes. She was also a PMI Future 50 2021 honoree. And the folk that we’re talking to in these two episodes are also Future 50 2023 honorees from PMI. We are really enjoying featuring younger talent in the project management community. The first one is our guest, Kevin. BILL YATES: Yeah, this is a heavy story, this conversation we’ll have with Kevin. It’s heavy. It’s about the blast in Beirut. And many people lost their lives, and many people who survived it will be dealing with it for a lifetime. So, we wanted to recognize that. But there are so many powerful lessons for us to learn from that, and to hear from Kevin. And we’ve tackled these kinds of topics before. We spoke with Matthew Harper about the attack on the USS Cole and the lessons learned from that. Peter Baines joined us from Australia. He led international identification teams after tsunamis or terrorist attacks. So, he’s talked with us about that. And of course, Chuck Casto, that story was so engaging, looking at the Fukushima disaster and the 11 months that he spent onsite after the accident,
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    41 分

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Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers. Every first and third Tuesday of the month we have a conversation about what matters to you as a professional project manager. Andy Crowe and Bill Yates, both well respected thought leaders in the project management industry, cover subjects such as project management certification and doing the job of project management, as well as get inside the brains of some of the leaders in the industry and also hear your stories. Subject Matter Experts join the cast to discuss topics ranging from advice for someone just starting in project management, leadership tips, to how to manage the unexpected, manage project teams, and much more. Whether you’re a professional project manager, a PMP, or on the road to becoming one, tune in to hear real advice and relevant information on all things Project Management. If you have questions, we have the project management experts to answer them! Claim 0.5 free PDUs per episode.
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