End of Year Work Checklist / 6 Things to do at your JOB TODAY & Start 2023 Right!

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Today, we're going to talk about an end of year checklist to make sure you take full advantage of all of your work benefits and also start off the new year on the right foot!
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[@vanessagomez120]

I'm in the middle of my EOY / 2023 prep period and agree with all your points! I'm also creating templates for myself. MS Project, OneDrive, and Outlook invites. I can automate and save brainpower for actual PM-ing :). Have a Happy New Year and thank you for all the content this year!

[@RecipeforSuccess1]

Nice! I love the templates idea to offset some cognitive load! Do you integrate your one note with outlook? I feel like that’s some of my best work hacks!

[@vanessagomez120]

@@RecipeforSuccess1 Yes, OneNote x Outlook is a lifesaver when it comes to impromptu meetings and action items. No more post-its!

[@BaldAndCurious]

Great reminder Emma! Many thanks and much appreciation for all the good points. I just wish my organization had the re-imbursement things. I may just go ahead and ask for it during my evaluation meeting :-) Happy holidays!

[@RecipeforSuccess1]

Aw thank you Richard! Definitely worth asking about….all they can do is say no which leaves you in the same position you are now!

[@ciancamplisson6081]

Nice video Emma!

[@RecipeforSuccess1]

Thanks Cian! Happy New year! 🎊

[@miningnation8014]

Hi Emma 😀! Was wondering if you could give me some advice. My background ; - 4 years of Engineering in Mining from India. - will start post-graduation course in PM from Canada in May. My question is ; 1) Will getting a job in IT PM be difficult? As I'm from a non-technical background and have no work experience except for my 2 internships that I did in my college. 2) what are the certifications that I should get to improve my profile? CAPM/PMP certification requires some work experience, which I don't have. 3) What's your opinion on the job market regarding PM in Canada? It seems like every other person is a PM & PMP certified. 4) Are there any specific kinds of software or tools that are used in IT PM industry? If so, then can you please mention a few of them so that I can learn.