What additional skills are required for a person owning a PMP credential to search for a relevant Project Manager job in IT Industry ? Saving Changes...
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There is no standard set of skills, business requirements keep changing, you need to keep the learning on, and look for the current market trend.
Specialize in the area you are strong, and try to learn that is prevalent. Certification is of no importance, if you are unable to apply the knowledge and skill.
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- Knowledge of upcoming technologies
- Leadership skills
- Proven experience of handling projects independently
- Hands-on experience on planning/scheduling and tracking and sound understanding of project management methodologies
These are additional skills usually required.
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Deepa KalangiManager, Program Management, Author, Trainer| CVS HealthCharlotte, NC, United States
Really interpersonal skills along with PMP, acquired PM skills come, a long way. My experience has been we as PM's need equally the qualities of perseverance, problem-solving, persuasion along with cost, schedule, scope management. That is why in any interview if you closely observe, every response you put out would be measure on the expression, usage of language, etiquette because those are needed for a PM.
There is no standard set of skills, business requirements keep changing, you need to keep the learning on, and look for the current market trend.
Specialize in the area you are strong, and try to learn that is prevalent. Certification is of no importance, if you are unable to apply the knowledge and skill.
- Knowledge of upcoming technologies
- Leadership skills
- Proven experience of handling projects independently
- Hands-on experience on planning/scheduling and tracking and sound understanding of project management methodologies
These are additional skills usually required.
Really interpersonal skills along with PMP, acquired PM skills come, a long way. My experience has been we as PM's need equally the qualities of perseverance, problem-solving, persuasion along with cost, schedule, scope management. That is why in any interview if you closely observe, every response you put out would be measure on the expression, usage of language, etiquette because those are needed for a PM.
