Below is the list of top 5 project management mistakes 1. Unclear Statement of Requirement (SOW) resulting in incomplete Scope – There are times when many project managers assume certain things, basis their past experience or limited knowledge. The scope of the project should be documented in detail with each and every information in black and white. You need to document – who, what, why and how of your project. But most of the time people don’t, they fall victim to scope creep, and the project veers wildly off track.Consider 3 things while defining the scope of the project- What is […]

Every business maintains a healthy professional relationship and to ensure the smooth process, marketing of the business is essential, whether the business is established or recently set up. Whenever there is the launch of a new product or a brand extension, the project manager has the greatest opportunity to increase the overall business growth and the organization’s innovation by managing the marketing projects effectively. Usually the projects are aimed at maintaining the market position, increasing the market share or to create a new market conditions by distinguishing the organization from the other market competitors. The below mentioned activities are usually

Global Recognition:If you work with international clients or companies who have a global presence, a PMI certification is now recognized as meeting international standards and requirements. Hiring PMP-certified consultants is now especially beneficial to global organizations because they can reference the ISO 17024 certification. This internationally recognized accreditation is recognized by the global business community and often leads to better career opportunities to someone who is PMP certified. Relatively Better Salaries: According to the Project Management Institute (PMI), the average annual salary for PMP® certified Project Managers in the U.S. is $111,800, almost $14,000 more than the salary of those without PMP®