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| Project Management Companion September 2021 Newsletter |
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Welcome to our September 2021 newsletter, as a valued subscriber, the team at PMC would like to keep you up-to-date with all the latest project management information. We encourage direct contact, so if you have a particular project management interest, we would be more than happy to oblige by investigating it for you and providing feedback.
Please find this months most popular posts, if you are looking at a new job you may be interested in "What to Leave Off Your Project Management Resume". As well as ways to improve being a Project Manager. We hope you find these or any other of our many posts found on our website of interest. We look forward to your feedback.
All the very best on your project management journey
The team from Project Management Companion. |
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What to Leave Off Your Project Management Resume. |
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Looking for your next project
management assignment, without a well written resume the task could seem that
much harder. Invest your time in putting that puzzle together and providing all
the necessary information to hiring managers. While you focus on what to put on
your resume, information that can harm your chances of getting the job can slip
in.
Some things can be an instant
turn off for hiring managers. Not to mention that in some cases, you’ll need to
pass through the first gate which is that your resume is in the pile of
possibilities instead of the bin. So, what are the things that will make hiring
managers and dispense your resume instead of reviewing it? |
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| Ways to improve being a Project Manager |
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| Ever heard the term “There is room for improvement”? At some
stage of our project management career we would have heard it at least once.
Regardless of how skill full or experienced you maybe as a project manager,
it’s important to understand that there is always room for improvement. This is
because every project presents a new set of challenges that may not be familiar.
The following are some ways we can be
improving as project managers
As a project manager, you need to have a great team with you
to help you execute the project in the best way possible. For a successful
project, you’ll need to assemble qualified and competent individuals who are
ready to work together seamlessly for a common goal. |
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| | Enter the Project Management Companion Video VAULT for up to the minute news, reviews and advice from Project Management professionals like you from around the world. Watch insights from proven project management professionals, who can assist you in keeping up to date with new and innovative ways to manage projects. |
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| | | If your chosen career path is of a project manager then it is imperative to be certified, obtain the necessary skills via qualified instructors in their field and achieve the credentials which will benefit your professional development. Online courses offer the opportunity to study at your own pace, while still working or progressing with other activities, get qualified in fundamentals, PMP, software and much more. |
| | Take your complex projects and make them simple for people on your team by using these intuitive collaborative Project Management software tools. The Project Management Companion team has used each of these online tools and they have proven to be effective and useful when running projects, we cannot separate them so the choice is yours.
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