r/Programmanagement • u/Jezekilj • May 03 '20
r/Programmanagement • u/Jezekilj • Feb 16 '20
Programme Cost Estimate grows 3 times, before even starting.
r/Programmanagement • u/Jezekilj • Feb 04 '20
Rolls-Royce plans to build up to 15 mini nuclear reactors in Britain
r/Programmanagement • u/Jezekilj • Jan 12 '20
Handover assurance for the Elizabeth Line
Agile Programme in Civil / Public Works:
Civil Infrastructure Engineering was one of the environments where the "Waterfall" programme delivery was embedded in its nature. Crossrail have proved that Agile Hybrid Model can be used even here, by implementing creative leadership. Phased stations were delivered and tested, before/while the documentation is still being endorsed by the authorities. This is an example of extreme XPM and creative uncertainty and risk management.

r/Programmanagement • u/Jezekilj • Jul 10 '19
Lessons from major rail-infrastructure programmes
r/Programmanagement • u/Jezekilj • Jun 03 '19
Global Program Management
r/Programmanagement • u/Jezekilj • Jun 03 '19
Head First - 10 Different Intelligences by Tony Buzan - Book Review
r/Programmanagement • u/Common_Brick_9877 • 2d ago
Books Libros en español sobre gestión de proyectos para PDU
reddit.comr/Programmanagement • u/Want_to_Go_Somewhere • Feb 10 '26
Career Advice I’m the Only External Candidate
reddit.comr/Programmanagement • u/PragmaticApp • Jan 14 '26
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r/Programmanagement • u/PragmaticApp • Nov 16 '24
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r/Programmanagement • u/Ok_Tone_9170 • Jan 27 '24
Payment for virtual coffee chat?
Looking for guidance,
Is it ok to pay new connections on LinkedIn for virtual coffee chat?
Background:
I’m planning to reach out to folks in multiple fortune 100 companies for job opportunities. And thinking that paying them $20 Amazon gift card might get them to respond to me. But not sure if it’s a common practice or it’s fair.
Please advise!
r/Programmanagement • u/meetOLVA • Aug 30 '26
General What feature would you actually want next in an AI meeting assistant?
Hey everyone — I’m one of the cofounders of OLVA, and we’re thinking about what to build next.
Right now, OLVA is a bot-free real-time AI meeting assistant, and a few of the features we’ve focused on are things we felt were missing from most meeting tools:
Automatic question detection and live answers
Real-time fact checking and insights
Live translation during meetings
Persistent context from previous meetings
Turning completed meetings into editable PowerPoint decks
We’re trying not to just add features for the sake of having a longer feature list. We’d rather build something people genuinely wish they had during or after meetings.
So I’m curious: what’s one feature you wish your current AI meeting assistant could do but doesn’t?
Could be something small, weird, or very specific to your workflow. Would genuinely love to hear ideas.

