What are managers most concerned about in a post-Covid world?
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A new PwC survey reveals what project managers in Ireland are most concerned about as the economy begins to re-open.
Almost three-quarters of project managers in Ireland are most concerned about adjusting to the new ways of working in a post-Covid world.
That’s according to a new survey from the 2021 Project Management Pulse Survey undertaken by PwC, which included 100 project managers in Ireland.
The survey found that 72pc of participants said adjusting to new ways of working following the re-opening of the economy is their top concern. The next most important concerns were the health and wellbeing of their workforce (64pc) and the availability of key skills (62pc).
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Ireland’s most outstanding project in response to the Covid-19 pandemic will be recognised at this year’s Ireland Chapter of Project Management Institute’s (PMI) annual National Project Awards in association with PwC.
The public can submit their nominations for the Covid-19 Response Project Award online before May 1. The winner will be announced during the virtual awards ceremony on June 24.
In addition to the Covid-19 Response Project Award, there are five categories open for nominations in the prestigious National Project Awards. Focusing on highlighting the resilience and rapid response of the project management industry in Ireland over the past year, these awards will recognise Ireland’s forward-thinking project managers and teams. The deadline for submissions for these categories is 17 May 2021 and can be made online at www.pmi-ireland.org.
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