Entry vs Mid vs Senior Project Manager Roles (Project Manager Career 101)
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- What's the difference between Entry vs Mid vs Senior Project Manager Jobs, and how do I grow my career as a Project Manager? This is my Project Manager Career 101 Masterclass, so you can navigate your career in Project Management, and make the transition to earning a higher income of $100,000 and even higher.
In this video, I'm finally revealing EVERYTHING you need to know about what it takes to level-up from an Entry-level Project Coordinator to a Senior Project Manager and beyond towards making an annual salary of $100,000 and more.
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This information is gold. Thank you Alvin!
I have a project manager interview on 22nd November pray for me. Use your link and took up course👊
Good luck with your interview, you can do this!!! 🙏
I passed my interview thanks for all the useful information. Once my reference checks comes back I am official a Project Manager. My Prince 2 training starts on 27th and I will work towards my PMP. The Journey begins now. 🤜💯🤛 @@alvinthepmofficial
Alvin, the information provided in this video is priceless. Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure, so glad you found the video helpful!
I love your videos.
From Ghana.
So glad you found it helpful!
Really needed this video right now in my life
@Rosie Andrews, really glad that this was helpful! Are you applying for jobs right now in project management?
@@alvinthepmofficialyes.
Your videos are pragmatic and candid.
How can one know which industry is good for him. Is it educational background that can help with this, or is the Project Management certification that one has( PITMAN TRAINING PRINCE2, PMI- CAPM- PMP etc) or is it that the personality type can help with this.
What is the criterion or a measure to know which industry is good for a person.
Awesome video
@DeeDee, Really glad you found the video helpful!
Do make a video on how to know and find which industry fits a person and which countries or regions will be good for that industry, for example Oil and gas industry is more in middle eastern countries and so project managers in such an industry would prefer middle east and mostly go for a PMI certification because mostly middle east prefers PMI over PRINCE2 OR PITMAN.
Found this! Thanks. Are u up for questiins?
Hi, Alvin it was a nice video. my age is 35 years. I am looking to do a career transition. I have 5 years of experience in sales with education of an MBA in marketing. What do you suggest APM or PM would be a better option for my future career??
Great to hear from you, and so glad you found my video helpful! It sounds like you have a very solid background in marketing and sales, which means either path is a great option for your career. I'd recommend looking into companies which offer both types of roles and see which ones you can qualify for (based on your experience) and which positions best suit your interests
How is the outlook for entry-level with Associate Business Admin with CAPM but no project experience?
hi alvin, you ever thought about taking on an apprentice ?
I need to heard this, because I want to switch careers from Marketing to Project Management. I need to know the steps.
Project management is a really great career to pursue (speaking from my own experience), there's so many levels to a career as a PM, and the salary also pays decently well! Glad you found the video helpful!
Hi, Alvin! Are you interested in Program Management Professional (PgMP) certification in the future? I hope your channel grows more about PgMP certification. I'm interested in this certification. Thanks!
@Viet Hien Nguyen Quoc, The PgMP Certification is definitely something I'd be interested taking in the future. I plan to document my ENTIRE journey with my career on my CZcams Channel, so you'll learn what certifications I'm taking, how I'm advancing my own career, and how to grow even further in project management. Stay tuned, because that is a great suggestion!
What kind of bachelor degree are you required to become a project manager ?
whats the average salary for each level
what masters do you recommend for project manager career?
I recommend doing extensive research, because it will depend on which industry you want to pursue in the future.
@@alvinthepmofficial I'll tell you about my background: I graduated with a business degree, worked 2 years on the field. then did a fullstack dev bootcamp and worked 4 years as a Developer, I'm currently thinking about getting a masters but I'm not sure if an MBA is the right choice, many universities doesn't seem to have a project management masters (in europe) also I was told a project management certification is a good idea. I wished to work in the following industries: Tech,Entertainment or Videogames as a Project Manager.
What is you don't have a degree? Can you still become a pm?
Yes, you can. I've worked with many others who only had a High School Diploma and were Junior Level Project Managers and/or Project Coordinators. What mattered is that they got their foot in the door and just got started. It's all about tailoring your resume to best match the Job Description, and making connections with those in the industry you want to work with, and to get your "foot in the door." If you have Project Management Certifications (Scrum or CAPM), this can absolutely help you stand out from competitors as well and help you get an interview. Hope this encourages and inspires you!