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Bala S Duvvuri Project Manager| Shell Bangalore, Karnataka, India
I always think that though i am working as a project manager i may not get a chance to work in all aspects of the project management and may not get much experience.

So I am just thinking about what are the other ways to improve the project management skills than actual job.

Any inputs on this?

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Bala
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Venkatramvasi Mohanvasi PM Trainer| Freelancer Chennai, Tamilnadu, India
Learning from lessons learnt of others is a best practice. Resources such as this one will help in osmotic learning. http://www.projectmanagement.com/books/310...Journey-of-a-PM
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1 reply by Steven Zachary
Dec 31, 2015 2:37 PM
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Osmotic learning?

If only. I could sleep on top of the PMBOK and BAM, immediate expert.
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Steven Zachary Director| Alberta Health Services Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Dec 31, 2015 2:19 PM
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Learning from lessons learnt of others is a best practice. Resources such as this one will help in osmotic learning. http://www.projectmanagement.com/books/310...Journey-of-a-PM
Osmotic learning?

If only. I could sleep on top of the PMBOK and BAM, immediate expert.
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Gopal Sahai Corporate Trainer| Self employed New Delhi, Delhi, India
With basics in place, in order to develop skills, I find the best way is to expose oneself again and again to real lifetime situations.... esp. the weaker areas. Initial losses are investments for the future.

And one way to do that is volunteering, attending conferences and take deep dives into real time project management work.
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Jan 01, 2016 6:44 PM
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I think you hit on something big Gopal. The basics in place.

It's surprising how often that fundamental task is not properly appreciated.
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Steven Zachary Director| Alberta Health Services Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Jan 01, 2016 12:18 AM
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With basics in place, in order to develop skills, I find the best way is to expose oneself again and again to real lifetime situations.... esp. the weaker areas. Initial losses are investments for the future.

And one way to do that is volunteering, attending conferences and take deep dives into real time project management work.
I think you hit on something big Gopal. The basics in place.

It's surprising how often that fundamental task is not properly appreciated.
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Sandilyan Ramadoss Sharjah, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Dec 31, 2015 12:46 PM
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Sandilyan,

How have i gone this long without knowing this book exists. Your a lifesaver!
Thanks Steven.

Wish you all happy new year.
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Jan 02, 2016 11:23 AM
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Happy new year to you as well Sandilyan!
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Steven Zachary Director| Alberta Health Services Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Jan 02, 2016 1:17 AM
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Thanks Steven.

Wish you all happy new year.
Happy new year to you as well Sandilyan!
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