Management
Maintaining an efficient, effective, and productive organization can be challenging. Now more than ever, proper management skills are needed to navigate daily challenges. Even if your title doesn’t include the word manager, there’s a good chance you’ll be faced with tasks that require effective project management skills. Below, we’ve compiled articles, tips, and how-to guides from the Northeastern community to help grow your management skills and become a better manager.
October 12, 2017
6 Project Management Apps to Help You Meet Your Unique Goals
Become a more effective project manager with these six apps designed to deliver your next project with ease.
moreSeptember 18, 2017
4 of Today’s Emerging Project Management Trends
What do you need to know today to prepare for tomorrow? CJ Walker Waite, a professor of practice at Northeastern, explains.
moreAugust 28, 2017
The Unexpected Impact Project Management Could Have on Your Career
Even if you don’t pursue project management, the discipline will have an impact on your career. CJ Walker Waite, a professor of practice at Northeastern, explains.
moreAugust 21, 2017
5 Free Project Management Software Tools to Consider
Explore popular project management tools that can help you and your team achieve business goals—without breaking the bank.
moreJuly 17, 2017
Easing Into Agile Project Management: How to Get Started
Agile project management can be effective if used properly. Here’s what you need to know before getting started.
moreFebruary 7, 2017
Mara Acel-Green Leverages Her Expertise to Guide Future Nonprofit Managers
"It's thrilling to teach people interested in a field you are passionate about and see them shift in such a short period of time," says Mara Acel-Green.
moreJanuary 10, 2017
Chris Bolick on Teaching Project Management
Chris Bolick, building design manager at Lowe's, shares his experience teaching at Northeastern.
moreJune 15, 2016
Master’s Degree Comparison: Sports Leadership vs. Sports Management
What's the difference between sports leadership and sports management? Northeastern associate teaching professor Robert Prior breaks it down.
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