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Coach Scott Hay tells you everything you need to know about how to work with your youngest colleagues.

New research from APM reveals some important truths about how project professionals perceive AI technology, its usefulness for projects and whether AI can ever learn to be a project professional.

Dave Waller charts the progression of agile from its birth 21 years ago in a Utah ski lodge to its current maturity as an iterative project life cycle.

Andy Saunders meets Mark Wild, the megaproject mastermind who helped turn Crossrail around.

How do our cities need to change to meet the environmental and social changes we face post-pandemic and with a changing climate? And what impact will this have on project professionals tasked with delivering urban projects? Alexander Garrett reports.

Project brings together nine young up‑and‑coming professionals who care deeply about sustainability to uncover their hopes for the future.

Prior to joining The Wall Street Journal in 2019, Robin Kwong spent 13 years with the Financial Times in reporting, editing and senior management roles.

APM Chief Executive Professor Adam Boddison discusses change at the top.

Rasmus Rytter and Helena Bograd on how to make it work.

Walk a few hundred metres from the tired‑looking East Acton underground station in West London, past a corner shop or two and through quiet suburban London, and suddenly you hit a hive of construction activity on the huge, wedge‑shaped site of Old Oak Common.