#087 | Gamification in Project Management with PM Zone Founders Hamutal Weisz & Daniel Zitter

<p>Project Management is a big passion, and even though it can be serious a lot of time, sometimes it&apos;s important to make it fun too. In this episode, I talk to Project Management Experts and Gamification Experts Hamutal and Daniel about all things Projects and thinking about things differently when helping people learn. They are founders of the one-of-a-kind project management board game now in digital version too. </p><p>In this episode Daniel, Hamutal and I explore:</p><ul><li>Differences between project management industries</li><li>Why gamification is important</li><li>How people like to learn</li><li>Where the idea for the product came from and how it was developed</li><li>Writing a book and the process around it</li><li>Why project fun is so vital to learning</li><li>And much more...</li></ul><p>Daniel Zitter loves project management, and he&apos;s happy to talk about it to anyone who will listen. He appreciates the complexities of managing a project. He enjoys discussing it with others and teaching the methodologies, thought processes, and how to deal with the questions and challenges that are sure to arise. And he&apos;s happy to share his knowledge and experience with clients, friends, and acquaintances – because he believes deeply in what he does, how he does it, and that doing it right makes a huge difference to the outcome. Daniel is an experienced and certified project manager. He is a licensed industrial engineer and holds a Project Management Practitioner Certification &quot;In Good Standing&quot; from the Project Management Institute (PMI). He is also an accredited PMO – Certified Consultant, of the PMO Global Alliance, and was a member of the Judging Committee for the past three years at PMO global awards competition.</p><p>Hamutal Weisz is a firm believer that project managers need to be stringent planners who adhere to strict deadlines and budgets, as well as free-flowing hippies who know how to dance around a problem and have enough flexibility of thought to solve things on the go. She s