PMI Webinars

Verifying answers generated by artificial intelligence (AI) seems simple: all it takes is a careful reading. Research on human interaction with automated systems shows, however, that some errors consistently escape detection, even when reviewed by a competent and engaged person. In this session, I will discuss three groups of factors described in the literature: trust calibration, the limits of attention in detecting rare errors, and the influence of experience and accountability structures on the quality of verification. I will translate each of them into concrete situations in project work. The final part will focus on how to use this knowledge in conversations with Mentees.

How they work and where organizations go depends on their most important document-the Strategy. It determines the direction of development. Its implementation (operationalization) is carried out through projects that are included in programs included in portfolios. Mistakes in setting strategic goals cost some organizations a loss of liquidity and eliminated them from the market. For a good strategy, you need to observe the environment and try to ventilate the future. Based on this, you can set strategic goals and decide on their implementation. A strategy, by definition, is a long-term plan of action. We all know that as a result of various changes, such plans must be corrected. The last period shows that the world is becoming more complex, complex and chaotic with a huge dynamic of change. We are in the world of VUCA and even a bathhouse where black swans appear. In such an environment, strategies require frequent adjustments, and their implementation becomes much more difficult. Sudden events with a high impact force can shake up the organization. The question remains How to escape the Sword of Damocles and become a Phoenix that can rise after many challenges. However, is this enough? Is normal immunity satisfactory? Or can you go further and achieve anti-corrosion by becoming a Hydra? Protecting yourself from falling is one thing, but thriving under the influence of many adversities is a real art.