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What Makes Some Teams Recover From Setbacks While Others Collapse
October 15, 2026 · 3 minTwo teams can hit the same setback and respond completely differently. This episode looks at the practical factors that determine team resilience: psychological safety, leadership behavior under pressure, the strength of relationships…
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The Project Files - The Budget That Was Already Spent
October 8, 2026 · 3 minThe project was at 40% complete. The budget was at 70% consumed. Nobody had noticed because nobody was tracking it the right way. This episode follows a project manager trying to course-correct a project that was financially out of control…
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Ethical Dilemmas in Project Management
October 1, 2026 · 5 minProject managers face ethical pressures that rarely show up in textbooks: pressure to hide bad news, to misrepresent progress, to absorb scope without raising it, to keep things off the risk register. This episode looks at how to navigate…
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The Human Side of Change Management
September 26, 2026 · 5 minChange management is often treated as process. The harder work is the emotional journey people go through during significant organizational change. This episode covers how to recognize and support the stages of acceptance, how to handle…
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Getting Things Moving in a Slow-Paced Industry
September 10, 2026 · 4 minSome industries move at their own pace, regardless of how urgent the project is. Slow-moving vendors, unresponsive consultants, never-ending approval cycles. This episode covers practical strategies for keeping a project moving when the…
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The Project Files - The Stakeholder Nobody Thought to Invite
September 3, 2026 · 4 minThe solution was designed, tested, and nearly deployed when a department head raised a concern that stopped everything. She had authority over a critical part of the process and had never been consulted. This episode tells the story of a…
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The Failure Files - The Sponsor's Pet
August 6, 2026 · 4 minA senior executive's vanity feature that nobody else wanted. A nine-month build for a feature the customers never asked for, the engineers couldn't defend, and the data didn't support. But the sponsor wanted it, so it shipped. We trace the…
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The Failure Files - Death by a Thousand Changes
July 30, 2026 · 3 minNo single change broke the project. The total did. Every change request was small. Every one was reasonable. Two years and four hundred changes later, the project was unrecognisable and twelve months late. A study of incremental scope…
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The Failure Files - The Hero PM
July 23, 2026 · 5 minOne person held it together until the day she didn't. A project ran on the heroics of a single project manager for eighteen months. Then she left. We look at what was actually happening underneath the heroism, why nobody noticed in time…
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PM in the AI Era - Risk Discovery with AI
July 16, 2026 · 6 minThe risks that kill projects are usually the ones the team is too close to see. We explore how to use AI as a deliberately naive outsider, scanning your plans, contracts and tickets for the assumptions you've stopped questioning. With a…
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PM in the AI Era - Status Reports Are Broken
July 9, 2026 · 6 minMost status reports are theatre, green, green, green, until the week before launch. We look at how AI can pull honest signals from commits, tickets, calendars and chat, and turn them into an update your sponsor can actually trust. Plus the…
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PM in the AI Era - Translating for Stakeholders
July 2, 2026 · 6 minThe same project update needs to land very differently with the CEO, the engineering lead, and the client's procurement team. AI makes that translation cheap, but only if you brief it well. We cover the audience profiles, the tone…

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