Z Dagmarą Kołodziejczyk, psychologiem, trenerem i certyfikowanym coachem, rozmawia Malwina Szopa W pracy Project Managera miałam do czynienia z wieloma sytuacjami, również takimi jak wspomniałaś w trakcie swoje­go wystąpienia na XIV Międzynarodowym Kongresie PMI PC: krzyczący mężczyzna na zebraniu i płacząca w toalecie kobieta. Jak myślisz, dlaczego, widząc takie sytu­acje, nie identyfikujemy ich z cechą cha­rakteru tylko z płcią? To jest bardzo ważne pytanie, które w za­sadzie można by zadać w odniesieniu do wszystkich wątków związanych z kobietami i mężczyznami. Posługujemy się stereotypa­mi, bo to nam ułatwia życie. Upraszczamy i tłumaczymy niewygodne sytuacje, które się wydarzają, na naszą korzyść. Łatwiej…

A conversation with Sunil Prashara by Agnieszka Krogulec What made you decide to join PMI as its CEO? I have worked in many different functions over the years. I was really attracted to PMI, because I love its purpose. I liked the fact that it is not for profit – the type of organization I haven’t worked before, but I possessed a global experience I could bring to the table. PMI in fact is a global organization which is very attractive. The organization was also gearing myself up for a major transformation. I’d spent a lot of my career doing…

An interview with Peter Ivanov, manager, entrepreneur, father of 5 daughters and virtual teams expert by Łukasz Paluszkiewicz Peter, you are the author of Virtual Power Teams, a bestseller book about collaboration in virtual or remote teams. In December the book was published in Polish, so it’s a great opportunity to talk about the topic a little bit. At first I would like to ask you who can end up in working in a virtual team? Or in other words who should read your book? Good question to start with. Maybe I will respond with another question to you. Let’s…

An interview with Kimberly Wiefling, author of Scrappy Project Management, trainer, facilitator and consultant in Silicon Valley Alliances by Łukasz Paluszkiewicz You have decided to submit an abstract for International PMI Poland Chapter Con­gress for the second year in a row, and you qualified each time. Why have you decided to speak on this event again? Last year’s PMI Poland Chapter congress was such a wonderful experience for me! I felt so warmly welcomed and appreciat­ed by the people I met. And I also felt the growing importance that Poland is playing in the project management world. On a per­sonal…

Interview with Erich R. Bühler conducted by Renata Puszkiel You have been accompanying various organizations across the globe during the transformations towards business agility. What do you find so exciting about the change that you decided to choose such a career? Let me go back in time… my first job was in a software company back in Uruguay in 1994. During the first years of my career, I started realizing that change was hard. The more you invest in trying to change an organization and the ways that people work, the more you need to consider new paradigms and foundations.…