Course curriculum

    1. Promo

    2. Course Introduction

    3. Section Introduction

    4. Why Prioritization Matters

    5. Common Challenges in Prioritization

    6. Frameworks for Effective Prioritization

    7. Section Conclusion

    1. Section Introduction

    2. The Eisenhower Matrix

    3. The MoSCoW Method

    4. The Pareto Principle

    5. The Kano Model

    6. Section Conclusion

    1. Section Introduction

    2. Mapping Stakeholder Expectations

    3. Allocating Resources Based on Priorities

    4. The Art of Saying No

    5. Section Conclusion

    1. Section Introduction

    2. Reprioritizing on the Fly

    3. Maintaining Focus Amid Chaos

    4. Section Conclusion

    1. Course Conclusion

    2. Action Plan for Implementing Prioritization

    3. Section Conclusion

    4. Course-Wrap

    5. Course Quiz

About this course

  • 27 lessons
  • 3 hours of video content
  • One 15-minute quiz

Instructor

Russell Parker

PURE Instructor

Russell Parker, the owner of Forty-Four Risk PM, LLC, and a Project Manager in the Financial Sector brings a unique perspective to project management shaped by two decades of U.S. Marine Corps service. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, and now living in St. Augustine, Florida, Russell's journey began with his enlistment in 2003 and culminated in his retirement from the Marine Corps as a Major in 2023. His military career included deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan and leadership roles commanding up to 250 Marines, all of which laid the foundation for his approach to project and project risk management. A brain tumor survivor, Russell's resilience is reflected in his professional pursuits. He holds a Master's in Transportation and Logistics Management, complemented by the PMP, PMI-ACP, PMI-RMP, and LSSBB certifications. His passion for risk management is evident in his company's name, Forty-Four Risk PM, LLC, and his "Stay Proactive Over Reactive" mantra. Russell's company, Forty-Four Risk PM, LLC, a Disabled Veteran Owned Company, is dedicated to the growth of aspiring and new project managers. He offers education, coaching, and mentorship, including small classroom PMP courses with post-certification support. Russell shares his expertise through The Risk Blog, providing insights on project management, project risk management, and leadership. Actively involved with the Marine Corps League and local PMI chapters, Russell is deeply committed to fostering a sense of community and shared learning. His mission is to provide actionable insights that propel professional growth. His approach emphasizes understanding project risk, enhancing project management skills, and developing leadership capabilities.