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Volume 3 / Issue 2 March 2008 |
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Access
Granted
Professional credentials can
help project managers climb to the executive
suite.
by Libby Ellis
Even project managers with stellar project skills,
reputable track records and resumes that demonstrate a
rise through the ranks are not always in line for
executive-level positions. The missing piece could be
professional credentials. More and more, project
managers around the world find that earning the Project
Management Professional (PMP®) or the Program
Management Professional (PgMP)SM credential
could help them move into the executive suite.  |
Tips for
Consultants to Gain Respect
Project
management consultants must win respect from their team
members, even on high-stress, short-term
assignments.
by Jeffrey Steele
Project management consultants rarely have time to
develop the same rapport with their teams that
organization-based project managers have. But they still
need to win the respect and confidence of team members
from project to project and from organization to
organization. | | |
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