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What are your best tips for organization especially your weekly routine and agenda management? Do you spend all day in meetings? How do you prevent meeting fatigue?

Thanks in advance :)

How useful would CAPM be for someone who’s currently in call center environment but aspiring to get into the project management field?

Has anyone who has been in a similar situation before taken the CAPM exam and managed to make a career in official project management? I’m too junior to go for PMP.

Thanks in advance :)

Hi. I’m located in Canada and I want to get the CAPM. How should I go about doing it? I want to get it as soon as possible. How long does it take on average to prepare for it? Thanks in advance!

You might have read my old posts but my boss is finally changing my role into something other than a lead. I work in a relatively small company and I just feel like a failure. Everybody else I asked told me that I did a great job, just because of a minor issue (which was fixed altogether afterwards), my boss is changing my role from a manager to something else.

Trust me, it’s not a matter of underperformance. Simply a “business need”. But I can’t help like a failure. This was my first ever managerial role and I can’t believe I won’t be one anymore. It’s my aspiration to be in management. To recruiters and other managers: would you judge someone like me to be an underperformer based on my resume? :(

Ugh I hate this life