1 year later i just stumbled on this video. I'm currently transitioning from a 6 years career as an executive assistant to project management. After 2 months training, I'm seeking internship opportunity YES internship to build my "KNOW HOW" I remember being in a discussion and someone said WBS i was all over the place trying to remember it meant "work break down structure" I believe an internship will help my development. Coach if you don't mind having a mentee, I'am availabale to learn and be coached.

I look forward to having you as my coach ma, ❤

Love you so much, you've really inspired me ❤❤

Interesting 👌

Meetings probably every week, that could fizzle out to every other week with work mentors in between the week.

Thirty days is a bit too early for ones performance to be measured, you may want to consider, 60, 90 with a review.

thanks for the videos i am counting on you to launch my work as a project associate

Wow, you're a teacher sent from heaven. Could you be my mentor please???

I just came across your videos for the first time and have already learned more than in any other PM training I've taken in the past year. Thank you for taking the time to break things down. Please look into creating trainings; you are an exceptional teacher.

I love your energy!!! 😭🩷🩷🩷🩷

Thank you very much

Thank you so much for this video ma'am! It was really an insightful tutorial.🥰

Wow, 8:44 this made me understand when to use agile and waterfall, thank you 🙏

OMG !😩 i WANT TO BE YOUR STUDENT......Articulated teaching👌❤❤💯

So much love to you for this video ❤

@Ogaga Johnson, I emphasise from the outset that the following is my opinion - I'm not portraying it as definitive fact, but rather as offering an alternative perspective on your definitions. Re the definition of Project Management, it may seem like semantics, but you shouldn't use the phrase your are trying to define within your definition - it's called circular reasoning. I do agree that being a generalist is important for PMs in terms of project delivery, and that's why, in my opinion, the methodology a PM employs is arguably largely irrelevant. I think you may have added unnecessary complication in answering your main question in this way, and I don't think you properly defined what a project manager *is* before sub-categorising a Scrum Master as a subset of Project Management. I'll admit I found it confusing to hear you use a methodology to attempt to describe the project manager function - although I'll concede that talking about the Scrum Master function in this way does make some sense because in practice it is an Agile-specific function (albeit it relates to a specific type of Agile). Here's an alternative definition for a PM: "An IT PM is primarily a leadership function, and ultimately accountable for the successful delivery of a required business product/products. En route to successful delivery, the PM is solely accountable for leading the project team, and also acts as the main liaison between the business and the various project teams. The PM is accountable to the Project Sponsor/Project Board/business for effective planning, clear communication, efficient development, and successful delivery of the final product into the Live/Product environment. The PM may delegate responsibility for various deliverables (to BAs, SMEs, PMO, Test Team, Development Team etc. etc.) but he cannot delegate accountability for successful delivery of any project artefact or the final product itself." This definition is methodology agnostic. Also, this highlights the fundamental difference between a PM and a Scrum Master - the Scrum Master is NOT responsible/accountable for project deliverables - this falls to the Product Owner in the Scrum environment. I think the skillsets for PMs and Scrum Masters are very different, and there is a considerable body of evidence that shows dissatisfaction with the Scrum Master function - this is not because the Scrum Master can't be successful or doesn't work, but because the skills of a Scrum Master are incredibly difficult to acquire and apply properly in a fast-paced project environment - particularly the Teaching function - talking about teaching and actually doing it are two very different things. Having a piece of paper that says you are a qualified Scrum Master doesn't make you an effective Scrum Master, but that's a different issue! I also have to disagree with your statement that a PM will look at project deliverables and project objectives and decide what methodology will be employed on a project. My main objection allies to Agile as a methodology: unless the organisations fully buys into Agile and the whole way Agile actually works, then to be frank it doesn't matter what the PM decrees in terms of saying Project X will use Agile and Project Y will use Waterfall etc, the business simply will ignore it if they are used to working in a Waterfall approach - and the Development Teams will certainly ignore any such decree if they are not geared up to work in an Agile way!! Most organisations have a stated project approach, and at best it tends to be Wagifall or Wagile - the project approach tends to be pre-defined at organisational level, and the vast majority of PMs simply do not have the authority to impose a methodology either on the project, or the organisation - and even if by some miracle they were given such authority, I believe the probability of success would be very low indeed. Now I fully accept that your experience is probably completely different to mine, and that you have experience of the approaches as you've outlined in your video. I've worked in a range of project environments too, and mine are clearly different to yours 🙂. Mine is just a different opinion and perspective. I'd be interested to get your feedback on what I've posted as I'm genuinely interested in your opinion.

Hi Ogaga,your explanations are topnotch but I'll suggest you do a practical tutorial on Jira use.

Thanks for your insightful tips! You seems so easy to learn from! Thank you, once again!

Hi ogaga ,thanks for sharing , I just came across your video ,and its educating. What skills do i need to have to before applying for an entry level pm job?

Excellent video. PMP for whoever meet the requirements. Prince 2 for UK. CAPM for starters. Google PMP for starters low budget.

What is the pay for a business analyst with Scrum certification?

Hi Ogaga. Thanks for all your amazing videos, I have learnt alot. Please do come ba k, been a while you posted here❤❤❤

took a course got certified and why do I feel like you just taught me all I need to know in little above 10 min. thanks so much for the prep.

Please are the questions objective??

PMP vs Prince2 which one sis?

Thank you for sharing Ogaga.

Thank you very much for the info , Im currently studying with coursera , Google PM . is it a good idea ?

Great video and explanation. Thank you!

Thank you❤

VERy easy to assimilate, Have you considered lecturing? you'd be great at it. Thank you for sharing.

I love your enthusiasm. Thanks for sharing ❤

Perfect mini lecture for my immediate needs. 🙏

Taking a course on project management and i know this is something i want to grow on but don't know where and how. Please ma do yu have an IG handle?

Thank you.

Hi Ogaga, listening to your videos have given me some confidence to start my journey in project management. Do you hold class sessions for some of the PM certification courses? I would be more than happy to join in

Love this video...thanks Ogaga

Do i have to build personal branding on any social media platform ? reason am asking is because it seems like a criterial this days for landing a job..

Greetings, mam. I found your words so inspiring. I am a 23 yr old fellow currently working in an entry level R and D role in a pharma company. I wish to become a scientist in my field, and then get into project management jobs. Can u pls enlighten us on the career ladder for this purpose. Can we be a scientist and still do project management roles. Does this path have the potential to tske me to higher administrative posts like director or vice president. It would be so helpful if u could shed some light on this aspect.

Great content. You are a good teacher

You just gained a subscriber sis. Very helpful 😍😍😍. Could you do the professional summary video please? Thank you

Love your explanations, you’re one of the best ❤

Gosh! I love this lady! I wish i knew of her channel earlier but it is never too late.

This is the most helpful list I've found online I wish I could Like it 50 times!! Thank you. Also, would you mind doing a video where you talk about some day-to-day tasks you do on your projects? I am looking into breaking into PM, and have been in management for ears and looking to connect my convertible skills as much as possible

Thank you Ogaga for sharing, You are a great teacher/communicator/speaker.

Can Alison certificate good to go

How can you help me to become a project manager

Thank you so much... this was super enlightening

Thank you so much❤

First timer, what about Alison project management courses

Hii Ogaga, you haven't posted on KZbin for a while, hope you're doing well. Missing you here! Sending you love and wishes xoxo ❤