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What I meant to say... Project Manager CV Tips

What I meant to say… Project Manager CV Tips

Having reviewed literally thousands of CVs over the years, one thing which quickly became apparent was that prospective job candidates really struggled to articulate themselves. It’s true and not just restricted to those deemed “junior” or fairly new to project management, those managing multi-million pound programmes and heading up incredibly complex and technical pieces of work (often high…

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New Blog Post: People in PMOs – PMO CV Tips #pmot #pmocv People in PMOs - well that's what a successful PMO is all about surely? It's all well and good having frameworks, templates and processes but without the right people behind them driving, nurturing, coaching, selling, and adding value to the business change will not happen.

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Project Interdependency – PMO CV Tips

New Blog Post: Project Interdependency – PMO CV Tips #pmot #pmo #pmjobs

As  part of the PMO CV Tips series I wanted to address project interdependency, it is an important factor to cover in the CV if you have had exposure to it as there is a big difference in portfolios which have dependencies to ones which are not interlinked. In basic terms Project Interdependency is a term often used where two or more projects relate in particular ways – for example if one of the…

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How to make your PMO CV more interesting - PMO CV Tips

How to make your PMO CV more interesting – PMO CV Tips

I am often approached by PMO professionals who want to make their CV more appealing to recruiting managers, as they feel their roles are the same from company to company (or assignment to assignment). It is easy to fall into the trap of being repetitive or trying to rephrase the same information over and over – but this rarely adds value to the CV and makes for a boring read to others. The trick…

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