“…The project management discipline was born in a period that was characterised by a stable business environment, implying initial development primarily conceptualized on project execution and control of processes while ignoring the role of leaders skilled in effective communication, ready to deal with the resistance to change, and with the knowledge to recognize and integrate stakeholders in the project management journey. The area of project management has evolved, reaching the next wave of development in the 1980s with the development of organizational theory, leadership and human resource management, followed by changes in the area of risk management, stakeholder management, project evaluation and soft skills as part of the wave of the change in the 2000s (Adizes, 2004;Drouin et al, 2013;Mirčetić & Čudanov, 2021;Mirčetić, 2020;Mirčetić, 2018;Nassar, 2018;Packendorff, 1995;Tornjanski et al, 2021a;Tornjanski, 2019;Čudanov et al, 2019).…”