Jim HerrickSenior Field Services Engineer| BAE SystemsMe, United States
Hello PM community. This is my first post here. I am not a PM, although I have performed PM duties in my work as an engineer. In addition to working full time, I am completing the last class of my degree program. This is related to why I am on this forum.
For my final project, I elected to create a project management plan. It's not comprehensive, meaning it doesn't include any resources or costs, but some of the essential elements are there. So far, the teacher thinks it is good, but would like for me to try and get it peer reviewed.
Where would be the best place for me to go to ask for a peer review of my PMP?
Thank you all in advance for any help that might be able to provide, even if is just to tell me that I'm out of luck! :)
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Thomas WalentaGlobal Project Economy ExpertHackenheim, Germany
Jim
any professional in here willing to help, could send you a message with their email address (not allowed to post it in he forum).
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Bill DowPMO Director| University of WARenton, Wa, United States
I can help Jim as well, again, send me a message and happy to have a look. Saving Changes...
Jim HerrickSenior Field Services Engineer| BAE SystemsMe, United States
Thomas, Bill,
Thank you so much for this. I let my professor know that I had found this site and she made me aware of the fact that the University has a policy regarding human research. If you still agree to review, I will need to send you a consent form.
It is very basic stuff, but I will be promising to keep any of your data safe and confidential, and you will just need to email me back that you agree to be a participant (or not).
I can get that to you once she approves the format. If you don't wish to continue, I will certainly understand.
Jim
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Apr 14, 2021 12:02 AM
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Bill,
I have sent my email to you in a message. In order for me to use your feedback in this project, I will need you to accept the terms in the participant permission document. It says that I will keep your information confidential, and you agree to participate in this project.
Thank you again for offering to look at the material!
Jim
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Jim HerrickSenior Field Services Engineer| BAE SystemsMe, United States
Apr 12, 2021 10:36 AM
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Thomas, Bill,
Thank you so much for this. I let my professor know that I had found this site and she made me aware of the fact that the University has a policy regarding human research. If you still agree to review, I will need to send you a consent form.
It is very basic stuff, but I will be promising to keep any of your data safe and confidential, and you will just need to email me back that you agree to be a participant (or not).
I can get that to you once she approves the format. If you don't wish to continue, I will certainly understand.
Jim
Bill,
I have sent my email to you in a message. In order for me to use your feedback in this project, I will need you to accept the terms in the participant permission document. It says that I will keep your information confidential, and you agree to participate in this project.
Thank you again for offering to look at the material!
Jim,
You also can reach out the PMI local chapter of your area, for sure they will be more than willing to help.
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Jim HerrickSenior Field Services Engineer| BAE SystemsMe, United States
Mayte,
Thank you for that. I didn't even know that was an option!
Right now I am OCONUS with my job, and will be until mid-June. Since this class/project ends mid-May, that is not an option for me right now, but I'll keep that in mind for future projects.
