BUILDING AN EFFECTIVE TEAM USING THE GRIP MODEL
The GRIP model is a straightforward and comprehensive framework that describes the key factors that teams need to function in an effective way.
ENCOURAGING YOUR TEAM TO MEET PROJECT DEADLINE
Every thing that has a start, also has an end, and projects are no exceptions. Project deadlines are critical for the success of any initiative. If deadlines are not managed…
USE FEEDBACK TO ENRICH YOUR PROFESSIONAL GROWTH
Growth in every aspect of life is inevitable. Physical growth is necessary to keep us strong and healthy. Mental growth helps develop our thinking capacity and increase our knowledge. In…
WE GIVE YOU VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
You have made a good decision if you want to pursue a course in Project Management and get certified. You make a better decision when you decide to do your…
JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT
If you are considering pursuing a career in Project Management, one of the big questions you are definitely asking is, “Are there job opportunities in this for me?” You are…
HERE ARE 5 EFFECTIVE NETWORKING TIPS FOR YOU
n recent times, topics such as networking have taken centre stage in our professional world as we have grown to understand the need to build relationships with different kinds of people.
THE BEST RISK MITIGATION STRATEGIES FOR PROJECT MANAGERS
Managing risks is a critical component of project management that can determine the success or failure of any project.
WHY TRAIN WITH STEP UP BUSINESS SCHOOL?
The fact that you really need your PMP training does not mean that you can get it from just anywhere. You can never go wrong with Step Up Business School because we are one of the only six Authorized Training Partners of PMI, USA
WHY TRAIN WITH AN AUTHORIZED TRAINING PARTNER OF PMI?
In Ghana, PMI has approved only 6 institutions as Authorized Training Partners (ATP) and Step Up Business School is one of these institutions.
HOW TO MAKE USE OF YOUR PROJECT MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE
Take advantage of every task assigned to you, no matter how small, to learn and grow. Ask for feedback regularly and seek mentorship from experienced project managers within the organization.