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John Reuben
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John Reuben is Managing Director for North America at Continuous Software. He helps organisations strengthen foresight, model change with confidence, and align strategy to real capacity.
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Ana Rita Coutinho 7 months ago
New MemberManufacturing Specialist at Abbvie,28 Sep 2025 at 04:06 pmHello, my name is Ana. I currently working as a Manufacturing Specialist in the pharmaceutical industry. With a goal to evolve my career into PM and acquire new skills, I am eager to take on this course which will add value and further progress with my professional development in the field.
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Robert Lewis 7 months ago
New MemberProject Manager - at Aviation,28 Sep 2025 at 03:20 pmHello, I’m Robert, a Project Manager with a track record of steering projects to success across diverse industries. My expertise lies in optimising resource utilisation and ensuring stakeholder satisfaction. I’m eager to embark on collaborative ventures within this dynamic community. I am interested in PMO.
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Sarika Seervi 7 months ago
Community Development Contributor at IPM,26 Sep 2025 at 04:04 pmProjects are not just about solving “problems”.
When we hear the word problem, we often think of something negative. But in project management, a “problem” can be both negative and positive.
For example:
A negative problem: fixing a system failure.
A positive problem: developing a new product or entering a new market.
In both cases, the challenge is what sparks a project.
This perspective helps us shift from thinking of projects as “firefighting” to seeing them as opportunities for growth and innovation.
What do you think?
When you hear the word problem in a project context, do you see it as a challenge to overcome or as an opportunity to create something new?
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I like how you framed that, Sarika. I’ve found the toughest part is recognizing when a problem is simply something to overcome quickly, and when it’s an opening to innovate. Both require different mindsets – resilience for one, curiosity for the other – and switching between them is where a lot of growth happens.
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Project ManagerChange management is the structured approach to helping individuals, teams, and organisations shift to new ways of working. It typically involves three key phases:
- Unfreeze: Preparing individuals and systems for change by challenging the status quo.
- Change: Implementing the new way of working through communication, training, and support.
- Refreeze: Embedding the change to create lasting impact and new standards.
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New MemberPA/Project Coordinator at The Walt Disney Company,25 Sep 2025 at 11:23 amHi, my name is Dee Farrell. I’m a Project Coordinator with a passion for collaboration and successful outcomes. I look forward to connecting with fellow project professionals and sharing knowledge.
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Community Development ContributorCritical thinking is the ability to think clearly and rationally about a situation or problem. It involves identifying and evaluating information, forming judgments, and solving problems.
Critical thinkers can think for themselves and make informed decisions.
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Saju 7 months ago
New MemberProgram Manager at EMC2,25 Sep 2025 at 09:04 am22+ years seasoned Program / Project Manager Consultant with a track record of steering projects to success across Domains in IT Infrastructure, Telecom, Semiconductors and Banking.
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Shadrach Muthiani 7 months ago
New MemberProject Delivery Manager at Sybrin,24 Sep 2025 at 12:54 pmI’m Shadrach Muthiani, a Project Delivery Manager, where I lead cross-functional teams to deliver digital transformation projects on time and aligned to business goals. I’m passionate about project governance, stakeholder engagement, and change management, as well as exploring how automation and data-driven insights can drive better outcomes. The topics & areas I’m passionate about include Digital Transformation & Automation, Project Governance & Delivery Excellence, Leadership & Team Development, Data & Insights for Decision Making, and use of AI in project management.
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