A Surprise Factor? Diversity as a Condition for Project Success

Abstract: It’s early days for the Association for Project Management’s study into the main factors behind project success, with interviews having only kicked off in September. But even so, some unexpected themes are emerging. So far, the role of diversity – of race, gender, background, discipline and more – particularly stands out. Cite this Research: Eggleton, D., Dacre, N., Cantone, B., & Gkogkidis, V. (2020). A Surprise Factor? Diversity as a Condition for Project Success (APM Research). Association for Project Management (APM). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4621160

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University of Sussex
United Kingdom
University of Southampton
United Kingdom

Keywords

Diversity, APM, Condition for Project Success, Association for Project Management, Project Management

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