How to Get Your First Project Management Job

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Check out my easy, easier, and easiest ways to work your way into a Project Management career. So many people ask me how to get started that I just had to make this video.

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[@draloha296]

Thanks for sharing @Mike. Very insightful.

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Thanks, Dan. You're welcome.

[@craigrobertsonmsc.6260]

Great video........... thanks for all your hard work.

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Thank you, Craig!

[@robertmusilli5198]

Mike, I've been watching for a while and I'd like to enroll in some of your courses. My goal is to pass the Comptia Security Plus and the CAPM. Which specific courses in your library should I take?

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We don't have a course on Comptia, but we do recommend a great course that will help you with your CAPM, through one of our partners: onlinepmcourses.com/pmi-qualifications-pdus/capm-exam-pm-prepcast/

[@BrunogreSecondaire]

Very interesting video, thank you ! Here's a question though : I had several jobs with responsibilities but in France. Do you think applying for a PM job in the US, considering my past experience, would rather be a perk or a handicap ? Thank you again for the awesome videos, as always.

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Bruno, this is a complicated question. First, you do not say what responsibilities you have had in France. And second, I suspect it will matter what jobs you are after in the US, where in the US you want to work, and what companies you apply to. But, I am no expert in the US recruitment market. However, I do suspect that now, with all that has happened in 2021, the market in the US will be very competitive (as it is in France and here in the UK). Lots of people have lost their jobs this year, so competition will be fierce. In general, wide experience is a good thing - and many employers know this. But this is rarely so, if it is at the expense of specific relevant experience. I wish you well, but unfortunately, I'm not able to offer you specific advice.

[@GamerX-ox6mh]

Hello sir, can you explain how time, quality and resources form up the famous 'scope triangle'? I'll be glad to know something about it. Thanks!

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This is the video you need: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHm2eYJ3m7tgq9k I answer it in under 4 minutes.

[@GamerX-ox6mh]

@@Onlinepmcourses Thank you very much Mr. Mike. This surely helps.

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@@GamerX-ox6mh You're welcome.