Many times we come across cost challenges in our projects. Often, funds are removed in the middle of planning and sometimes execution. At other times a natural disaster, union strike, or other unplanned event can exhaust our monetary resources. When this happens to you, there are some ways you can mitigate before determining you need
You know those constant email reminders you get at work because your company purchased WebEx, DocuSign, Adobe, or XYZ productivity product? The next time you get one, see if they have a product knowledge library, university, or partnership with other products that offer free training. There are several benefits, even if you have been using
Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.com is an example of a website that lists events, free and fee, from business to baseball and everything in between. If you are wanting to make more connections or research an area of interest, this is one of the best free ways to find out what is available. You can search by area
I realize at some point, especially if you are looking for work, networking can be draining. However, you need to re-orient your view on networking. Think of it as a perfect opportunity to learn about people and professions, challenges and successes, and areas you might want to move your career toward. There is nothing like
Besides a university and community colleges, trade schools are an excellent way to learn about the project management field. Trade schools often have free lectures and seminars on various topics. Often these meetings are sponsored by local groups who have additional opportunities to attend events and networking sessions. An after-hours meeting that I currently attend
One resource you may be aware of is your local PMI, project management institute, chapter. There you will find others in the PM field, events, seminars, and training. For local support, it is one of the best options that you have to learn your field. In addition, you can visit other chapters near you or