Mastering Delivery Cadence: Choosing the Right Rhythm for Your Project

5 Minutes Podcast with Ricardo Vargas

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“If we march into that village and we start trying to persecute people for using poison, something that's very illegal, nobody's going to talk to us. We're not going to find out where the poison came from. We're not going to be able to shut anything down. We should take the approach that people are using poison because they're desperate, because they see no other alternative.” – Andrew Stein Andrew Stein is a wildlife ecologist who spent the past 25 years studying human carnivore conflict from African wild dogs and lions in Kenya and Botswana to leopards and hyenas in Namibia. His work has long focused on finding ways for people and predators to coexist. He is the founder of CLAWS , an organization based in Botswana that's working at the intersection of cutting-edge wildlife research and community driven conservation. Since its start in 2014 and official launch as an NGO in 2020, CLAWS has been pioneering science-based, tech-forward strategies to reduce conflict between people and carnivores. By collaborating closely with local communities, especially traditional cattle herders, CLAWS supports both species conservation and rural livelihoods—making coexistence not just possible, but sustainable.…

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In this podcast, Ricardo explains the concept of delivery cadence, which defines how and when a project delivers products or services. He describes four types: single delivery (everything delivered at the end, rarely used today), multiple delivery (milestones with variable timing), periodic delivery (timeboxed intervals like sprints), and continuous delivery (common in digital projects, where updates are released as soon as they are ready). Ricardo explains that using a delivery cadence improves project predictability by managing stakeholder expectations. Even large capital projects, such as power plants, do not rely on single deliveries, but rather on phased implementations for better financial viability.

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5 Minutes Podcast with Ricardo Vargas

Mastering Delivery Cadence: Choosing the Right Rhythm for Your Project

5 Minutes Podcast with Ricardo Vargas

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5 Minutes Podcast with Ricardo Vargas

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Simplicity at Work: John Maeda’s 10 Laws for Project Clarity in 5 Minutes 5:45

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In this episode of the 5 Minutes Podcast, Ricardo explores John Maeda’s Ten Laws of Simplicity as a guide for project managers seeking focus, flow, and impact. Key principles include reducing non-essential elements, organizing work clearly, using time efficiently, embracing learning and diversity, and linking tasks to purpose. Emotional intelligence, trust, and learning from failure are emphasized, along with having one guiding principle. Maeda’s three keys—Away, Open, and Power—remind us that simplicity boosts clarity and outcomes. Ricardo encourages listeners to explore the website lawsofsimplicity.com for more insights. Simplicity isn’t about doing less - it’s about doing what truly matters. Listen to the podcast to learn more!…

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Moving Forward When a Negotiation is Stuck 6:22

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses how to handle stalled negotiations, using the U.S.–China trade tensions as a case study. He highlights that project managers often face deadlocks not due to unsolvable problems, but due to repeated arguments. Instead of pushing harder, Ricardo suggests pausing, reframing the issue, and focusing on interests rather than positions. Key tactics include identifying hidden constraints, involving a neutral party, breaking negotiations into smaller parts, and revisiting the BATNA (Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement). Ultimately, success in negotiation lies in rebuilding trust, finding common ground, and fostering collaboration, not in winning, but in moving forward. Listen to the podcast to learn more!…

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Five Project Tips to Navigate Trade Tariffs and Uncertainty 8:53

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses the impact of tariffs and global trade tensions on project management. He shares five practical tips: (1) Review international dependencies to assess risks to cost and timelines; (2) Diversify suppliers to reduce vulnerability to specific countries; (3) Update risk analysis to include political and economic uncertainties like customs delays or currency fluctuations; (4) Communicate clearly with stakeholders to maintain trust; and (5) Explore local sourcing to avoid international instability. These strategies help navigate market volatility and keep projects on track. Proactive planning, not passivity, is essential in times of global uncertainty and disruption. Listen to the podcast to learn more!…

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My #1 Tip to Spot a Troubled Project Before It's Too Late 5:54

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In this episode, Ricardo emphasizes the importance of monitoring corporate support in projects. Projects often start with enthusiasm, but as challenges arise, support may wane. Ignoring this decline can lead to failure. Ricardo advises openly addressing the issue with stakeholders, even if it's uncomfortable. Recognizing when support is lost allows for adjustments before the project collapses. Developing alternative options is crucial for avoiding professional damage. Remaining adaptable and alert to early warning signs is essential, especially in volatile environments. Blindly pursuing a failing project is destructive and unsustainable. Proactive communication and flexibility are key to preserving value and reputation. Listen to the podcast to learn more!…

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How Vibe Coding Will Completely Transform Project Management in Software Development 6:21

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses the impact of Vibe Coding, an approach where generative AI writes code based on natural language commands. He highlights that this technology could revolutionize software project management, making traditional planning less relevant. With faster execution and instant corrections, the need for documents and processes may decrease. Ricardo recommends exploring tools like Lovable, Cursor, and Interface V0. Despite its limitations, adoption is happening quickly and could transform the industry within months. He encourages preparation for this disruptive change and invites discussion on its impact. Listen to the podcast to learn more!…

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Quantum Computer, Privacy, Biotech Projects, LLM and AGI: The Future Ahead of Us at SXSW 2025 in Austin Part 2/2 9:51

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In this second episode of the SXSW series, Ricardo shares insights from South by Southwest, highlighting three major trends: (1) the evolution of artificial intelligence, with adaptive models learning in real-time and energy consumption challenges; (2) advances in biotechnology, including projects to resurrect extinct species; and (3) the impact of vibe coding, allowing software to be created quickly, which could transform project management. He also discusses ethical dilemmas of AI, such as privacy and decision automation. Finally, he recommends exploring content from the event on YouTube and its newsletter for those who want to stay up to date on these innovations. Listen to the podcast to learn more.…

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Biological Computers, AGI, Living Intelligence: The Future Ahead of Us at SXSW 2025 in Austin 8:48

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Ricardo recorded this special 5 Minutes Podcast from SXSW in Austin, Texas, where he explores AI and technology trends in project management. Key insights include small language models optimized for specific tasks, biotech integrating neuron cells into computing, AI’s influence on human behavior, and vibe coding, which allows users to build software through voice commands in minutes. He highlights the disruptive speed of AI-driven development and its profound impact on project management. Ricardo describes these innovations as mind-blowing and closer to reality than expected, promising a follow-up episode with more insights from the conference. Listen to the podcast to learn more!…

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Stop Complaining About Your Project: Less Whining, More Winning 5:36

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses excessive complaining in project management, explaining that it hinders progress. He highlights the need to shift from frustration to action and shares three strategies: Reverse Standups, The Two-Minute Rule, and No-Blame Hackathons. He emphasizes that projects are inherently difficult, requiring methodologies and tools, and that complaining alone accomplishes nothing. Instead, focus on solutions that lead to real progress. His main message is clear: stop complaining and take action. He concludes by encouraging listeners to adopt this mindset. Listen to the podcast to learn more!…

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Why Can Feedback Make or Break Projects? 5:10

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses the importance of effective feedback in project management, emphasizing that poor feedback can be harmful. He highlights common mistakes like vague, generic, or poorly timed feedback. Ricardo advocates for the SBI technique (Situation, Behavior, Impact) to provide clear and constructive feedback, focusing on the situation, what happened, and its impact. He warns against using feedback as a tool for personal attacks and stresses its role in fostering a culture of learning. Ricardo also encourages receiving feedback openly, learning from it, and ignoring unconstructive criticism. Proper feedback improves team performance and project outcomes. Listen to the podcast to learn more!…

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Managing Projects in Chaos: 5 Practical Tips for Project Leaders 5:10

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses how to manage projects in chaos, inspired by a conversation with Oleg Konovalov. He highlights how noise distorts reality, making it crucial to see beyond immediate challenges. To navigate the chaos, he shares four key tips: 1) Embrace uncertainty , 2) Prioritize ruthlessly , 3) Stay agile , 4) Overcommunicate , and 5) Keep calm . These principles help project managers stay focused and resilient. Instead of trying to eliminate chaos, the key is to adapt and work within it. Tune in to the podcast to learn more!…

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Why Project Sponsorship is One of The TOP Reasons for Project Failure 5:05

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In this podcast, Ricardo discusses how many project failures are due not to technical issues, budgets, or deadlines but to weak project sponsorship. A senior sponsor is not enough if they are disengaged or unaware of the project’s progress. Sponsors are crucial to solving complex problems and providing executive support. Changes in sponsorship often introduce new risks, as new sponsors bring different priorities and behaviors. To mitigate these risks, Ricardo advises tracking sponsor engagement, identifying early warning signs, and delivering projects in smaller, faster phases to reduce volatility. He discusses the importance of proactive risk management and adaptability in such situations. Tune in to the podcast to learn more!…

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Using What-if Analysis to Manage Projects in Extremely Volatile Scenarios 6:57

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In this podcast, Ricardo talks about the importance of what-if analysis in navigating volatile scenarios, such as geopolitical changes or unexpected project disruptions. By anticipating potential challenges—like new taxes, supply chain issues, or key team members leaving—project managers can develop contingency plans to adapt quickly. Ricardo highlights that dismissing unlikely scenarios can be dangerous, as even improbable events can occur. He stresses reducing project lifecycles to minimize exposure to volatility and using what-if scenarios to stay prepared. Ultimately, adaptability and proactive planning are essential for managing projects in uncertain environments. Tune in to the podcast to learn more!…

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DeepSeek: How a small Chinese start-up Shocked Silicon Valley and May Reshape Entirely AI Projects 6:09

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In this episode, Ricardo talks about DeepSeek, a groundbreaking AI application from a small Chinese startup. Unlike other AI models, DeepSeek was trained for just $5.7M—far less than OpenAI’s $100M+ investments—yet it rivals top models like OpenAI’s O1. This breakthrough could disrupt the AI industry, enabling smaller companies to develop advanced models without massive infrastructure. The news has already impacted major tech stocks, including Nvidia and Microsoft. If DeepSeek’s claims hold true, AI accessibility will skyrocket, reshaping project management and beyond. Ricardo urges listeners to explore DeepSeek and stay alert to its potential impact. Tune in to the podcast to learn more!…

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How the WEF Global Risk Report 2025 Shapes the Future of Our Projects 7:03

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2025 . Released annually, this report highlights the most pressing global challenges and trends, shaping discussions at Davos and significantly influencing project management worldwide. Ricardo examines the top risks for 2025, such as armed conflicts, extreme weather events, and the rise of misinformation , while comparing them to previous years' findings. He also explores how these risks directly impact project management, emphasizing the growing importance of agile strategies, sustainability, and effective risk mitigation practices . This episode is a must-listen if you’re a professional aiming to stay ahead of global shifts. Join Ricardo to discover how to align your projects with the trends that will shape the future. Tune in to the podcast to learn more! See the report at this link : https://www.weforum.org/publications/global-risks-report-2025/…

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How to Make and Live with Imperfect Decisions in Projects 9:00

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In this episode of the #5minpodcast, Ricardo discusses a challenge every project manager faces: making and living with imperfect decisions. He explains that critical project decisions are often open-ended and filled with uncertainty, unlike the straightforwardness of mathematical problems. Ricardo shares three practical tips he uses to navigate complex, high-stakes scenarios, helping project managers embrace uncertainty and turn imperfect decisions into opportunities. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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5 Strategies to Boost Your Project Management Career in 2025 12:17

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Ricardo kicks off the first 5 Minutes Podcast of 2025 with five priorities for project managers to focus on for personal and professional growth. He encourages continuous education, attending impactful events, learning AI, exploring projects outside one's expertise, and strengthening soft skills like crisis management and conflict resolution. Ricardo emphasizes the importance of lifelong learning and adapting to evolving challenges. He closes by wishing listeners a fantastic year and inviting them to join him weekly for insights and guidance. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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Three Tips to Plan Holidays and Vacation Without Compromising your Project 6:32

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Ricardo wraps up the year on the 5 Minutes Podcast, discussing recurring project delays during the holiday season, a predictable yet often overlooked challenge. He highlights the importance of planning to avoid issues caused by holidays and vacations, emphasizing that these situations occur annually and can be managed proactively. To address this, he stresses the need for practices that reduce pressure and provide better control over deadlines, ensuring quality time during celebrations. Ricardo underscores that learning from these challenges helps prevent repeating the same mistakes in the future. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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Inviting Google’s Notebook LM AI Hosts to Reflect on the 10 Big Ideas For 2025 19:33

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Ricardo Vargas recently published 10 short videos about the 10 big ideas on his mind regarding what could happen in 2025, essentially exploring trends for the future. In doing so, he wanted to record a podcast reflecting on these ideas, but not just from his own perspective. Ricardo aimed to showcase the disruption caused by artificial intelligence, using Google Notebook LM to generate a reflection on these 10 big ideas with AI support. What listeners will hear, apart from the introduction and the first few seconds, was entirely generated by artificial intelligence. The goal is to demonstrate how this disruption is much closer than we think. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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How to Get Insights from Macro Trends and Events and Bring them to Your Projects in 2025 5:48

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In this episode, Ricardo talks about the importance of evaluating scenarios and macro trends when planning projects. He explains that the end of the year is an ideal time to reflect on retrospectives and forecasts, using a variety of sources, such as The Economist and Wired, for a broad and informed view. Ricardo shares Big Ideas, a series of reflections based on these trends, as a way to help people prepare for the future. He reinforces that understanding global changes and risks, such as wars and economic fluctuations, is essential to adapt plans and transform challenges into opportunities. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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Notre Dame: 5 PM Lessons from History's Most Watched Restoration 9:46

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In this episode, Ricardo reflects on the remarkable five-year restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral after its devastating 2019 fire. He highlights five key project management lessons: (1) setting ambitious goals, driven by a bold timeline tied to the Paris 2024 Olympics; (2) unifying diverse stakeholders, managing over €1 billion in grants, ensuring transparency, and resolving debates about preserving historical integrity versus modernization; (3) managing resilient risk, overcoming challenges such as lead contamination, COVID-19 delays, and the unexpected death of project leader Jean-Louis Georgelin; (4) blending innovation and tradition with 3D scanning alongside centuries-old craftsmanship; and (5) balancing speed and quality, ensuring historical integrity while using modern fire prevention measures. This achievement celebrates human ingenuity and teamwork. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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Values at Stake: Lessons from the Artwork 'Comedian' on Product Values, Miscommunications, and Responsibility 10:55

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In this episode, Ricardo reflects on the sale of Maurizio Cattelan’s artwork The Comedian, a banana taped together with duct tape that cost US$6.2 million. He discusses three lessons that can be applied to projects: (1) the concept of value, highlighting that value resides in the exclusivity of the work, not in the physical object; (2) how communication can manipulate perceptions, exemplifying the media’s distorted interpretation of the work; and (3) social responsibility in projects, criticizing actions that perpetuate inequalities. Ricardo concludes that project managers must balance efficiency with a positive societal impact. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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25 Years of PMI Minas Gerais: Lessons Learned, Personal Reflections, and a Vision for the Next 25 Years 7:37

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This week, Ricardo celebrates the 25th anniversary of PMI Minas Gerais in this special episode of the 5 Minutes Podcast. Recording from his mother's house in Brazil, he reflects on the collective impact of building this milestone and shares three lessons: remember the path taken, avoid immediacy, and value gratitude. He emphasizes that great achievements are the result of joint efforts and not of isolated individuals. Ricardo warns against seeking quick results and explains why immediacy is a poison. Finally, he expresses gratitude to everyone who contributed to his journey, reinforcing the importance of continuous learning for the future.…

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When 'Done' Delivers More Than 'Perfect' in Projects 11:10

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses the concept of "Done is Better Than Perfect" in project management. He highlights that perfectionism often leads to high costs, delays, and marginal improvements, citing the law of diminishing returns. Emphasizing the importance of MVPs (Minimum Viable Products), Ricardo notes that releasing a functional product quickly allows for iterative improvements and avoids missed opportunities. He stresses the balance between quality and timeliness, explaining that executing promptly builds stakeholder trust and credibility. Ricardo advises prioritizing essential features, using time-boxing to manage effort within deadlines, and aligning deliverables with project goals to thrive in a volatile and competitive environment. Listen to the podcast to learn more.…

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In Search of the Holy Grail: There’s No Such Thing as a Perfect Project Methodology 6:02

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses the myth of the "Holy Grail" of project management methodologies. He challenges the idea that a single methodology—whether Scrum, PMBoK, or Prince2—can be the perfect solution for all project issues. He emphasizes the importance of using a flexible, adaptable approach, combining elements from multiple methodologies to fit each project's unique needs and likens this process to building with Lego bricks, where different colored sets represent various methods. Listen to this episode to know more. Image created in PMOtto for ChatGPT. #PMP, #PRINCE2, #RiskManagement, #Certification, #PMBok, #Scrum…

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Will We Learn from Lessons That Never Existed? How Synthetic Data May Change Project Management 5:04

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses Meta's recent development of a "self-thought evaluator," which uses synthetic data to train AI models instead of real human-generated data. This innovation could transform project management by creating lessons learned and risk insights from simulated, rather than real, projects. Ricardo highlights the potential for synthetic data to disrupt the field, as it may reduce the competitive advantage of organizations traditionally relying on real experiences and knowledge. He views this advancement as exciting yet unsettling, given the impact it could have on the value of genuine expertise and experience in project management. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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This is NOT Your Boss's Problem! Reflections on Value, Success, and Project Results 7:58

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In this episode, Ricardo reflects on a conversation with a project manager who claimed it wasn’t his responsibility to consider the long-term impact of his project. Ricardo argues that today’s project managers must go beyond delivering on time and within budget. They should evaluate the ethical and societal impacts of their work, ensuring it aligns with the greater good. He explains that every project professional, regardless of seniority, has a duty to ask questions and act ethically. Being socially responsible, sustainable, and mindful of societal effects is essential in modern project management. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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Beyond Profit: Reflections on Shaping Project Value Through Sustainability 7:47

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses the concept of value in projects, explaining that true value goes beyond profit. He questions whether delivering projects on time and on budget truly adds value if they do not benefit society. Using the example of building a bridge that “connects nothing to nowhere,” he highlights the importance of sustainability and the social impact of projects. Ricardo also discusses industries such as online gambling, where profit can come at the cost of social harm. He encourages project managers to consider the long-term social value of their work, advocating for responsible project management that positively impacts society and the environment. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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Why I Love Using Daily Scrums for Non-Agile Projects 7:12

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In this episode, Ricardo talks about the benefits of implementing Daily Scrums, even in non-Agile projects. These brief, 15-minute stand-up meetings foster open communication, help teams align, and quickly identify problems. By sharing what they did yesterday, what they plan to do today, and any obstacles, team members enhance accountability and collaboration. Daily Scrums improve decision-making, detect problems early, and maintain team focus and momentum. Ricardo highlights that these meetings work best in small groups and can be applied even to large projects with multiple teams. He encourages listeners to try this approach immediately for better synchronization and faster project progress. Listen to the podcast to know more.…

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5% or 40%? Why Job Disruption by AI Doesn’t Matter if You’re Not Ready 5:37

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In this episode, Ricardo Vargas explores the growing debate around AI's impact on jobs. Last year, Morgan Stanley predicted that AI would disrupt 40% of the workforce ( Link to the Article ). Last week, Prof Daron Acemoglu from MIT said that everybody overestimates the impact and that the true impact is only 5% ( Link to the Article ). But for Ricardo, the percentage does not matter; the key is to be prepared for these changes. Ricardo shares his experiences with AI tools and emphasizes the importance of experimenting and adapting. Waiting for the perfect solution won't help—you must act now. Listen to the episode to discover why adaptability is your best strategy in an unpredictable world shaped by AI.…

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How to Manage the Insane Volatility of AI Projects 6:05

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In this episode, Ricardo discusses the volatility of AI projects. He explains that AI projects face volatility due to rapid technological advancements, constant changes in API connections, and their experimental nature. Regulatory and ethical considerations evolve daily, creating uncertainty about legal and public perceptions. Talent shortages compound the challenge, with expertise in high demand and high turnover rates. To manage this volatility, Ricardo suggests adopting agile methods, allowing for flexibility and faster iteration; investing in robust data management to handle large amounts of data and ensure quality; and finally, building multidisciplinary teams that can adapt to evolving AI technologies and collaborate across technical and non-technical areas for long-term success. Listen to the podcast to learn more.…

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In this episode, Ricardo explores the SCARF model, a powerful framework developed by neuroscientist David Rock to understand and manage social behaviors in projects. He examines the five key domains of SCARF: Status, Certainty, Autonomy, Relatedness, and Fairness—and discusses how each of these elements can significantly impact team dynamics and project outcomes. By recognizing and addressing these social drivers, project managers can create a more positive and productive environment and ultimately achieve greater project success. Listen to the podcast to learn more. *Image generated using PMOtto.ai for ChatGPT.…

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