In a world that thrives on efficiency and productivity, project management fundamentals have become a cornerstone of success for organizations across various industries. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting your career, understanding the key principles and concepts of project management can open doors to new opportunities and significantly enhance your ability to deliver successful projects. In this blog, we'll delve into the myriad benefits of mastering project management fundamentals.
Uncovering the Benefits of Project Management Fundamentals
How You Could Benefit From Getting a Project Manager License
Topics: CLIMB Center, Project Management, Remote Career Training
4 Project Management Courses to Take This Year
Project management is a key element of business regardless of the industry someone works in. With multiple stakeholders, complex client needs, and the demands of high efficiency, companies recognize the benefit of people with a project management skill set. These roles are in charge of creating smooth workflows and that everyone knows when their element of the project needs to be done. This includes the specifications and details that might otherwise get lost in the shuffle. Project managers have varying salaries in the Portland, Oregon area, but they can achieve an average national salary of $66,137 according to Glassdoor.
Upcoming Professional Development Courses Available on Zoom
During the unprecedented COVID-19 interruption we've adjusted and retooled the delivery of our programming - and for the first time are offering Professional Development & Training courses remotely using Zoom. Unwrap new skills, or practice and enhance the ones you already have - from the comfort of home.
Topics: Professional Development, CLIMB Center, Communications, Project Management, Coaching, Change Management
A Beginner's Guide to Project Management
Topics: Professional Development, CLIMB Center, Project Management
Upcoming Professional Development Courses for PDT
PCC's Continuing Education programming offers professional development workshops in addition to its long term certification programming. This Fall, PCC Professional Development & Training offers 4-8 hour courses in communication, leadership, delegating, resolving conflict, supervision and project management.
Topics: Professional Development, CLIMB Center, Communications, Leadership, Project Management
August Professional Development Courses at PCC
August courses offered by PCC Professional Development and Training are great introductions for developing leaders, or delectable refreshers for those who've been at it awhile.
Topics: Professional Development, CLIMB Center, Project Management
July Professional Development Courses at PCC
July courses offered by PCC Professional Development and Training are great introductions for developing leaders, or delectable refreshers for those who've been at it awhile.
Topics: Professional Development, CLIMB Center, Leadership, Project Management, Coaching
Why Project Management is an Essential Skill for Everyone
At any given moment, employees are juggling multiple tasks and projects at once. Knowing how to manage these various expectations and deadlines is where effective project management comes in. Project management involves using methods and processes, as well as your own understanding and insight, to accomplish tasks according to predetermined criteria and deadlines. It involves managing communication between team members, keeping people on task, and ensuring they understand their jobs well.
Topics: Professional Development, CLIMB Center, Project Management
How Successful Project Managers Track the Outcomes of Projects
Updated Dec. 8, 2022.
Project management is an important skill. Successful project managers know how to run a good team, keep multiple balls in the air, and ideally bring their project in on time despite whatever problems might emerge.
Of course, project managers are also human. Project outcomes can vary, and they can obviously make mistakes. A good project manager is not somebody who never makes a mistake. Instead, they are somebody who learns from their mistakes and, of course, from those good things that can happen through serendipity.
Topics: Professional Development, Management, Project Management