Salaries and career satisfaction in project management: what the latest data shows Blog
If you’re looking for a snapshot of how the project profession is faring this year, then look no further than the eighth APM/YouGov Salary and Market Trends Survey of project professionals.
Hybrid working for projects: how to deliver the benefits Blog
People’s expectations of work have shifted dramatically in the past few years.
Let’s talk about pay Blog
Six months ago, I wrote a blog about my experiences as a project manager over the past four years and my goals for the next four.
Salaries holding steady but confidence takes a knock – insights from APM’s latest survey of the profession Blog
When APM sent out its most recent Salary and Market Trends Survey questionnaire in November 2020, members were eight months into the coronavirus pandemic.
Climate change and the project profession: can we help deliver the 2050 net zero target? Blog
The concept of net zero has become familiar in discussions about the climate change crisis.
The PM as influencer: how the project manager role is changing Blog
Mark Rowland unpicks the findings on technology and skills revealed in APM’s flagship annual salary survey
Data analytics must drive the new world order Blog
We need a radical overhaul in how we deliver projects, and now is a good time to start, writes Martin Paver
Three things we learned from the APM Salary and Market Trends Survey Blog
The flagship Salary and Market Trends Survey from APM provides a valuable insight into the project profession, from those working within it.
New wave of talent for profession as females entering profession outnumber men twofold News
Data from the APM Salary and Market Trends Survey 2017 reveals the percentage of female project managers entering the profession is more than double compared to men.
Positive results for female project professionals News
APM’s recent Salary and Market Trends Survey, supported by Wellingtone Project Management, paints a positive picture with a growing number of females entering the profession, but there is still more work to do when it comes to salaries.
Salaries and career satisfaction in project management: what the latest data shows
If you’re looking for a snapshot of how the project profession is faring this year, then look no further than the eighth APM/YouGov Salary and Market Trends Survey of project professionals.
Hybrid working for projects: how to deliver the benefits
People’s expectations of work have shifted dramatically in the past few years.
Let’s talk about pay
Six months ago, I wrote a blog about my experiences as a project manager over the past four years and my goals for the next four.
Salaries holding steady but confidence takes a knock – insights from APM’s latest survey of the profession
When APM sent out its most recent Salary and Market Trends Survey questionnaire in November 2020, members were eight months into the coronavirus pandemic.
Climate change and the project profession: can we help deliver the 2050 net zero target?
The concept of net zero has become familiar in discussions about the climate change crisis.
The PM as influencer: how the project manager role is changing
Mark Rowland unpicks the findings on technology and skills revealed in APM’s flagship annual salary survey
Data analytics must drive the new world order
We need a radical overhaul in how we deliver projects, and now is a good time to start, writes Martin Paver
Three things we learned from the APM Salary and Market Trends Survey
The flagship Salary and Market Trends Survey from APM provides a valuable insight into the project profession, from those working within it.
New wave of talent for profession as females entering profession outnumber men twofold
Data from the APM Salary and Market Trends Survey 2017 reveals the percentage of female project managers entering the profession is more than double compared to men.
Positive results for female project professionals
APM’s recent Salary and Market Trends Survey, supported by Wellingtone Project Management, paints a positive picture with a growing number of females entering the profession, but there is still more work to do when it comes to salaries.
Changing Sectors – APM Salary Survey 2017
Results from the Salary and Market Trends Survey 2017, run in association with Wellingtone, have highlighted a profession growing across new sectors.
Salary Survey: What young project managers want
Results from the 2017 Salary and Market Trend Survey, held in collaboration with Wellingtone Project Management, bring to light the demands of those entering the project profession pipeline aged 18-24.