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"I never thought I would use project management to look for a missing dog—but in a crisis, I had to rely on my skills to assist in the search.” These are lessons learned from the search for a missing canine: bit.ly/3FgaR2Z

Many organizations assign their smallest projects to new project managers. Should they? Explore the advantages and limitations: bit.ly/3ZFWRZx

Mentors are crucial components to your overall growth. Being more intentional about your mentor strategy through the use of situational mentors can only help you in the long run. Consider this: bit.ly/3Pyh66Q

When layoffs occur, leaders need to look out for the wellbeing of the people who remain—the “survivors” who might be expected to be grateful but are probably equally stressed and upset. Here are 5 ways to help them: bit.ly/46t2XyV

Don't fear personal branding. It’s a way to tell the world what you want to be known and recognized for. It's not about your ego! It’s about connecting, learning, and exchanging. Read these tips and myths you should be aware of: bit.ly/3sVsDWl

Developing a strong understanding of cloud computing can be very beneficial for project professionals and their work. But where do you start learning cloud skills—or at least get some level of awareness? Find out more: bit.ly/3PndpAQ

The last few years have been very stressful, with multiple crises building on each other to create strain, disruption and uncertainty. Now more than ever, project professionals need to be resilient. But they also need to be realistic. Consider this: bit.ly/45P0i2n

Knowing where #AI is embedded in your project systems will allow you to gain maximum value from the available options. From improving your writing, to planning a training course and more, check out these 10 ways to improve your project delivery right now: bit.ly/3qTDZtm

Many teams now work out of multiple locations. And leaders must be alert to issues of fairness, inclusion, and proximity bias. But #HybridWork has benefits too. Here's a take on why it's here to stay: bit.ly/3E9fGur

How can you ensure project success when you take over a project midway through—or leave midstream for another project? Here are three tips to ensure a successful project handoff: bit.ly/3OzLBJj

Many are hopeful about #AI’s potential. After five experiments with it over six months, here’s what worked for one project professional—and what didn’t: bit.ly/3DSOb8f

Hoping for a new role? Whether it’s with a new company or your current one, prep is everything. Here’s what to know about doing your job search homework: bit.ly/43Ymw06

Properly onboarding a new team member is crucial for their success—and yours! Keep these five tips in mind for this transition: bit.ly/3OblE2h

The need to refresh business acumen is growing because of the increasing pace of change. No matter the stage of your career, you need to make it a priority. Where do you stand, and what can you do? These tips can help: bit.ly/3DmjHv9

A follow-up leader stays better aligned with the work happening in the organization, and their followers better understand expectations. But it's not an easy skill to master—and can easily become micromanagement if you're not careful. Consider these tips: bit.ly/44BD3aY

Should you ever return to a previous employer? Consider this: bit.ly/44gF5h0

The ‘P’ in PMO can stand for a lot of things—project, program, portfolio, etc. But what if it stood for prioritization? There are lots of things that need prioritizing, but here are the four most important elements: bit.ly/3NWXl9r

Fostering a high level of psychological safety isn’t just about creating a positive workplace—it’s a crucial success factor to achieve all your PMO goals. Try these four techniques to increase psychological safety at work: bit.ly/43Ze0yH

Understanding your organizational culture is essential to effectively managing or changing it. Here are some tips—and five steps to take to create the right culture for your projects: bit.ly/3NePC5g

While painful, spectacular failures are also worthwhile nuggets to help both yourself and others learn from mistakes. Instead of being stubborn, consider these tips so you can help others and avoid a repeat performance: bit.ly/43x4l2c