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What is the number one skill for project managers to become project leaders?

If I were to boil down the transition between Project Manger to Project Leader, I would say: be a Problem Solver. Taking notes, writing status, updating dates? All good stuff. But that is not problem solving. Thinking your methodology will fit any situation? There’s a failure to listen in

16 Project Management Skills you can learn from Glue by Anh Dao Pham

* Asking Questions * Building Rapport * Change * Communication * Creating Alignment * Delegation * Finishing * Managing Trade Offs * Motivation * Negotiation * Note Taking * Personalizing the Process * Planning * Risk * Running Meetings * Synthesis Thinking Which of these skills do you struggle with the most? Take my Project Manager Challenges Survey to help me learn more about those struggles.

Ten Project Management Lessons from David Epstein’s “Range”

David Epstein's book "Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World" is not directly about project management. It is about how we can build the skills we need no matter our field. David addresses the great debate: What does it take to be good at what

Ten Quotes from Glue to inspire your project management efforts

Ownership is the key to true leadership To be truly helpful, you can't wait for someone to ask. Project leaders are comfortable asking questions to seek the truth. When no one is assigned accountability, no one takes accountability. ...providing a reason, and doing so consistently can have a