A Practical Onboarding Plan for Agile Technology Teams

Bringing new teams into Agile can be exciting—but without a clear plan, it can also be chaotic. Whether your teams are migrating from waterfall or are brand new to structured delivery, onboarding to Agile requires a balance of mindset, mechanics, and momentum. Below is a practical, phased approach I’ve used to successfully onboard technology teams into Agile delivery.

Breaking into Project Management (Part 6)

You've Landed the Project Management Role—Now What?

Congratulations—you’ve landed your first PM opportunity! Now it’s time to shift from candidate to contributor. This final post in the series covers how to evaluate a job offer, navigate your first 90 days, and set yourself up for long-term success in project management.

Breaking into Project Management (Part 5)

How to Ace a Project Management Interview—Even Without Formal Experience

Interviewing for a PM role when you don’t have the title (yet) can feel intimidating. But with preparation, the right framing, and confidence in your transferable skills, you can make a strong impression. This post walks you through how to approach interviews, answer common questions, and showcase your project mindset.

Breaking into Project Management (Part 4)

Crafting a Project Management Resume and LinkedIn Profile That Get Noticed

Your resume and LinkedIn profile are often your first impression—and they need to tell a clear, confident story about your project management capabilities. In this post, we’ll show you how to position your experience and potential to attract PM opportunities, even if your past roles weren’t formally titled.

Breaking into Project Management (Part 3)

How to Gain Project Management Experience Without the Job Title

You don't need "Project Manager" in your job title to gain real-world experience. In fact, many people manage projects without realizing it. This post will show you how to spot opportunities, build your portfolio, and develop confidence in your PM skills.

Breaking into Project Management (Part 2)

Building the Skills You Need to Become a Project Manager

You don't need a project management title to start building the skills that matter. In fact, many successful PMs begin by applying their natural strengths and learning the right tools and techniques. This post focuses on the essential skills, tools, and training to lay your foundation.

Breaking into Project Management (Part 1)

So You Want to Be a Project Manager? Here's What It Really Means

Project management is more than organizing tasks and checking off boxes—it's about leadership, communication, and driving outcomes. Whether you're switching careers or starting fresh, understanding what a PM actually does is the first step.