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I've been on both sides of an interview more than once - as a candidate preparing for tough questions, and as an interviewer - a Project Manager (hereinafter - PM) with experience, who works with risks, crises, people and uncertainty every day. I always catch myself thinking: standard interviews rarely reveal the real power of a project. Questions like "tell me about your most successful project" sound logical, but in practice they say little about the maturity of a specialist. Because the true value of a PM is not revealed when everything is going well, but when something does not go according to plan. So how can a PM present their experience convincingly — without templates and memorized answers, and make recruiters see specialists not as "task managers," but as managers, team leaders in conditions of risk and uncertainty?

Iran is a country cut off from Google Play, Visa, AWS, and international venture capital. These restrictions have forced local entrepreneurs to build their own digital ecosystem from scratch.

Ukrainian tech entrepreneur, backend and AI engineer Igor Karas announced the relaunch of his technology service Rail-X, which helps drivers receive information about the status of railroad crossings in real time and make route decisions.

Ukrainian startup FPV Battleground has created a combat FPV drone simulator that has already sold over 10,000 times on Steam, with about half of the users coming from outside Ukraine. The game simulates real-world scenarios for using FPV drones on the battlefield: the operator must find a target, take into account the effects of electronic warfare, and execute an attack. The simulator is available on Steam and the Epic Games Store. The civilian version costs $10, and the developers provide free keys for military users. The project is also entering the international startup scene: the FPV Battleground team made it to the top 20 of Founders Battle at the TechChill technology conference, where they are presenting the product to investors.