IPMA specialist Michel Munier: 'Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today'
From helicopter pilot to project manager "In 1975, I wanted to become a helicopter pilot, but I was rejected because I was colorblind. On my father's advice, I applied for a job in automation. My father was an electrician in shipbuilding, but he predicted that computers would become increasingly important to society. I had no idea what a…
Trainer in pictureCore value: Trust
"I think we should just abolish that whole Scrum thing," says a somewhat frustrated project manager at a well-known Dutch company. He grumbles, adding, "What those IT guys are doing just doesn't align at all with what we do here on a project basis." A polite way of putting it: it's a mess. What exactly is going on...
Core valuesCore value: Job satisfaction
You might have heard Jeroen shout it through the hallways: "I make SUCH a delicious apple pie!" 🥧 At Lagant, job satisfaction and food go hand in hand, so colleague Heidie was curious. "Now Jeroen, bring on that pie then, make one for us!" Jeroen promised he would definitely do it sometime...
Core valuesCore value: Involved
We listen to you, both as a professional and as a person. You are the starting point for every change. It doesn't matter whether you're taking a training course or a complete change process. Being engaged with who you are lays the foundation for success that extends beyond the two of us. That kind of success lifts the world a little...
Core valuesCore value: Professional idiots
A professional idiot sees things from a different perspective, colors outside the lines, and reads between the lines. All to share knowledge and instill a love for the profession.
Core valuesLagant x VertX: From strategy to action with Obeya
You're both good at your job. One knows this, the other that. So why not combine your strengths?
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