By: Kamara Daughtry (@socialmediaKamara)
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Project Manager positions have become increasingly popular amongst job seekers within the last two years. A PM can work remotely and most of all ensures a project is completed to the clients/company’s standard.
Per Teamwork.com, anyone who manages projects (i.e. pieces of work) from beginning to end is a project manager. That includes people with “project manager” in their job title or job description, of course — but it also includes people who oversee, coordinate and deliver on work regardless of their defined role.
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Let’s look at the top three 3 ways to become a Project Manager
Professional Resume
- First and foremost, you need a Project Manager or Leadership resume to reflect you know how to manage a team. Most of the time, PM roles require more than 3 people. Depending on the complexity of the project will determine how much capacity you have the project.
- You need to ensure your resume gets approved through the ATS (Applicant Tracking System) with the correct keywords and descriptions
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Choose a specialization (Source: Indeed)
A project manager can work in several different industries and for various types of companies. Determining which field you want to work in can help you decide the next steps you can take to become a project manager.
For example, if you want to become a project manager in construction, you might take time to learn about types of construction projects or speak with professionals in construction about effective management techniques. Other common areas of specialization for project managers include:
- Energy
- Marketing
- Electrical
- Systems
- IT
- Health care
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Obtain the Skills (Source: Indeed)
Project managers often have a number of both hard and soft skills depending on the particular industry they are working in. The following are the skills that most successful project managers share:
- Leadership skills
- Financial management skills
- Decision-making skills
- Team-building skills
- Time management skills
- Communication skills
- Critical thinking skills
- Negotiating skills
- Quality management skills
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