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Buck Barnes None Sedalia, Mo, United States

I am a 20 plus yr industrial construction guy . Principal , Director , PM ,Site Manager ect ect . I have always wanted to study and take the PMP . It seems every where I turn someone is tryin to sell me something different . I have a stack of books and DVDs and seems like i cannot find good advice /guidance to keep this process as clean as possible . I can do everything from my home office and do NOT want to take 5-6 months to PMP test time . I can dedicate myself full time to this .

Thank you,

Posted: Dec 13, 2018 10:43 AM

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Al Taylor I.T. Contractor| Independent Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

@Mark...I enjoyed your post

this made me smile "I.T. guys with PhD's" I don't know why!

Posted: Jan 23, 2019 4:03 PM

Esmeal Sheriff Owner/Sr. Principal Consultant| Execultant Consultancy L.L.C. Minneapolis, Mn, United States

Dec 13, 2018 2:28 PM

Replying to Esmeal Sheriff

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Considering you individuals have experience in construction project management, I would like to ask a question. As an PM especially starting a new career, what are some of the essentials things, knowledge, skills that I need to have if I am looking forward to working in the field of construction project management. I have the standard project management training, knowledge and skills that can be apply in any project or industry project activities, I am only limited with experience in that industry such as construction knowledge. I would highly appreciate if you can give me you honest opinion in regards how I can navigate the pathway to become a construction project manager. Thank you!.

Hello Buck,

Thanks for sharing with me what you do and providing a brief comparison between industrial and commercial construction project management. Sure, it would be great to chat with you sometimes. I will send you my number as well. Thank you.

Esmeal

Posted: Jan 25, 2019 3:21 PM

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