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Coming back soon. Had to recharge. Thank you for watching ❤ ❤

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Thanks for watching ❤ Plan to do an updated video soon since I found out about some more certs.

Thanks for watching ❤ I definitely plan to do a resume review video. I did two of them on my TikTok but I'll do another breakdown for YT

Thank you for watching all my videos ❤ And yes, I can review other roles

Me too 🤗 thanks for tuning into the experience

Hi Ruby. Not sure why you’re having audio issues. I’ve played this on several different devices with no problem.

💚💛🤘🏾 ayyyyeeee!!! And no, the 1st contract did not ask for any certifications.

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Indeed 😅 thanks for watching

Not sure if the venue is black owned but the parties are by black promoters

Not sure why that’s happening but it should work. I also invested in a mic now so there shouldn’t be anymore issues

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Most definitely. I plan on doing “mock meetings” so you can see what happens in real time so thanks for these questions.

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Thank you for tuning in 🤗🤗🤗 and, I’ll try to do my WFH setup but I definitely change it every few weeks lol haven’t found the perfect setup yet

If you’re in the UK, I’d say focus on getting what you see is more valuable there. However, my question is, have you done any actual projects? You may want to take those projects and highlight them on your resume/LinkedIn. Recruiters and employers typically want to see proof of projects, not just the certs/education. Hope this helps.

@@LOLATHEMANAGER My experience previously was working in IT software development and I was involved more into technical aspects of projects rather than management. I have good understanding of Agile methodology and other project management methodology. So my only way to showcase my understanding is certification and coursework. On the other hand the experience of IT software development in CV stating in bullet points how I contributed in sprints , did documentation, managed Jira tickets.

@@LOLATHEMANAGER It’s just I want someone to give me an opportunity so I can prove my skills.

Depending on the project, the brief may call out some significant milestones/tasks they want done and you would figure out how that flows into a plan/schedule. You can even ask the key stakeholders about them if they are not in the brief/proposal.

Highly recommend you checking out my TikTok (lolathemanager) because I do that there weekly. Logistically, I can’t screen share those things so on TikTok, I show what I’m working on. But I can try to find a way to create a mock version of that so I’m not sharing compromising information.

Thank you. All those cases you have in social work can be viewed as projects by the way.

Thank you. Love that you found this helpful. It’s my goal to be as transparent as possible. 🤗

Thanks for watching and joining the experience 🤗 I’d recommend using AI software like (Claude.Ai) to take your marketing resume and restructure it using project mgmt language. And take some major campaigns/events you worked on and highlight them as projects in your portfolio.

Yes. This is for waterfall/traditional project management

Thanks for joining the experience 🤗 are you working on projects to build your experience to get that role?

@@LOLATHEMANAGER Yes, I’ve worked on a few projects in a support role, coordinating tasks and scheduling. I know the job market is horrible right now but I have faith my project management position will come!!

@@tararhem8346 be sure to add those specific projects on your resume and LinkedIn if you haven’t done so already.

@lolathemanager no I haven’t but I will try that. Thank you so much for the advice!!😇😇

Good Question! The brief is a quick synopsis of the project given to you when you’re assigned to the project so you can then beginning developing a project plan/schedule. You don’t create the brief. Different companies may use a different term than “brief” The charter is a formal document to set the project in motion. More detailed/specific than a brief. EX: A brief might say we need a project manager and developer but the charter provides the actual name of those people. You may or may not be responsible for developing the charter based on how things are structured at your job. Hope this helps provide clarity.

Thank you for this clarification but I’m a bit confused, who normally creates the project charter? I thought it would be the Project manger.

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Yaaaassss!!! Update me on the similarities/differences in what I highlighted and what you’re learning.

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