The red cards nobody talks about in project management
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The mining economist points out that “Chile has talent, skills and good ideas, but we still need to transform these assets into sustainable results. We continue to look for responses in new policies or technologies, when an important part of the solution is in something more everyday, such as managing better and gaining productivity.” In Chile we are constantly discussing growth, innovation, artificial intelligence, digitization and incentives. …
The red cards nobody talks about in project management
I have spent over two decades in project delivery across energy, oil and gas, and process industries, and if there is one truth I have learned, it is this: projects rarely fail because of the big, dramatic mistakes. They fail because of the small, everyday habits nobody bothers to call out. Inspired by a post from the Association for Project Management: a set of "red cards" for project management, the kind of light-hearted list that makes you la…
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