Test your knowledge: Learning about careers in project management
Test your knowledge: Learning about careers in project management | Foundations of Project Management | week-1
1.
When you review a job listing, which section offers the most insight when deciding
if the role is well-suited for you?
The job description indicates that the job matches your skill set and experience.
2.
Which of the following might be part of a job description for an entry-level project manager
role?
The term “Junior” typically refers to a newer role that requires less project
management experience.
3.
Which of the following best exemplifies the progression of a project management career?
While you may encounter a different title progression in your career, this is a typical
progression. All project managers lead projects from start to finish and serve as
guides for their team. However, program managers are responsible for managing
many projects at the same time, and portfolio managers are responsible for
portfolios of projects or programs for one client.
4.
What three types of information can be helpful to include in your search for project
management roles? Select the three options that apply:
Using common project management buzzwords in your job search can help you find
both project management and project management-related roles, even if those
roles do not include “project manager” in the title.
Including skills you’ve previously acquired in your job search can help you find jobs
that match your experience.
Using skills that are essential for all project managers in your job search can help
you find both project management and project management-related roles, even if
those roles do not include “project manager” in the title.