I am often asked “How do I help my project teams select which planning and delivery method to use for each project Doc?”. And I answer with the six simple questions that take about 10 or 15 minutes to answer. And they are all about “capability”… First,
Everyone that holds a project management credential from the US-based Project Management Institute must earn Professional Development Units, i.e., “PDUs”, to maintain those certifications. You do not want to take these professional exams twice! PDUs are self-reported through one’s account at www.pmi.org, and PMI awards 1 PDU for every
In only 3 years, Vets2PM has placed 392 Veteran PMs into 283 companies; all with average starting salaries of $90K!
As the old military saying goes, “each one teach one”. Teaching, coaching and developing others is a talent that military members and veterans excel at.
Breaking down how conducting a military mission equates to managing a project; aside from the shooting.
People buy why you do what you do first, tell ’em!
Since civilian projects share the same definition as military missions, military leaders have project management experience! Find out it translates…
Military Leaders can use Fayol’s globally accepted, centuries old, proven theory of business administration to translate their experience into project and general management experience with phenomenal results. This article describes the concept.
Military Leaders have significant amounts of project management experience; the trick is translating it into a commercially viable form. Watch how we turn switch AOs mission into a commercial project!
Many Military Spouse’s have significant amounts of project management experience. However, they don’t realize it and miss out on a highly portable, durable, meaningful, and lucrative career! This project lays the ground work in support of this fact.
