Workshop Why Do Projects Need Neurobiology?

September 9
17:00–18:00
Online
Timing 90 minutes, including Q&A

Why does it matter?

"We'll get it done in three months."
The perfect phrase for a project's tombstone.

The human brain loves simple stories and tends to underestimate the complexity of systems. We often believe we understand more than we actually do. This is known as the illusion of explanatory depth and overconfidence bias.

Who should attend:

Anyone interested in project management.
Professionals who want to better understand how human thinking influences project outcomes.
Simply those who are curious.

What you will gain:

As long as everything looks smooth in our minds, the prefrontal cortex sees no reason to slow us down. The real challenges emerge only when our plans collide with reality.

How should we respond in such situations?

Join this webinar, where we will explore this and other cognitive traps that can hinder project execution. You will gain insights into how the brain processes complexity, why we consistently underestimate risks and effort, and what practical approaches can help improve project planning and decision-making.

Speaker: Andrii Koreiba

GuestLectureratKROKBusinessSchool,businesstrainer,andconsultant.ContentLeaderoftheMaster'sPrograminProjectandProcessManagement.Hespecializesinhelpingorganizationsandprofessionalsdevelopeffectiveprojectmanagementpracticesandachievesustainableresults.