If we are dedicated our profession, then we usually desire to grow and gain new experiences. Many professions offer or require continuing education and organizations – and good resource managers in those organizations – often look for growth opportunities for their employees in the form of training and new and challenging assignments.
As project managers, the same is true. We can train for and gain certification, read articles, attending classes and workshops, and travel to conferences that focus on certain technologies or industry concepts.
The key is to be striving for improvement on an ongoing basis. And while some of the things I’ve mentioned above aren’t always available to us and may never be available to some, there are things we can do to improve ourselves professionally as project managers on every project that we manage.
As project managers, the same is true. We can train for and gain certification, read articles, attending classes and workshops, and travel to conferences that focus on certain technologies or industry concepts.
The key is to be striving for improvement on an ongoing basis. And while some of the things I’ve mentioned above aren’t always available to us and may never be available to some, there are things we can do to improve ourselves professionally as project managers on every project that we manage.
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