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Budgets don't sink projects. People do.

 

Most project crises aren’t about numbers.

They’re about people.

 

We see it all the time:

  • Silos instead of collaboration.
  • Conflicts that never get resolved.
  • Communication breakdowns.
  • No respect for cultural or personal differences.

 👉 A flawless plan on paper can't rescue a dysfunctional team

 

💠How we turn crisis projects around

At PM&C, we don’t just patch holes – we reset team dynamics.

  • The right people matter more than titles.
  • Trust beats ego.
  • Collaboration beats competition every time.

Talent and skills are the baseline.

But what really drives success?

Ownership. Energy. Engagement. A solutions mindset. 

That’s why we bring in project all-rounders – people who take responsibility and get things done.

 

💠The human factor in action

For one of our clients, the turning point wasn’t a new tool or process.

It was a simple Saturday breakfast ritual with the entire project team.

This small change built trust, boosted morale, and turned the project around.

 

💠The human factor is the success factor

Projects succeed when people feel:

  • Treated fairly.
  • Respected for who they are.
  • Heard through open communication.
  • Energized by a positive, collaborative mood.

Numbers track progress.

People create it. 

 

❓ What’s the biggest people challenge you’ve seen derail your project – conflict, silos, or lack of ownership?

 

👉 If your project is stuck, let's talk about how the human factor can get it moving again. 

 

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