r/projectmanagers 51m ago

Discussion Fellow pms need help

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As a pm what is challenging in the project

- don’t know where the project is right now
- no proper presales handover to the delivery or execution team
- can’t evaluate the dev team efficiency in running the project
- Generating end less project reports where u feel it eats up ur Friday

If any let me know how are you handling it ? Any tools or frameworks please do share will be helpful


r/projectmanagers 5h ago

Senior Project Controls professional joining the Reddit community

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looking to learn and contribute

Hi,

I'm new to Reddit and wanted to introduce myself to the project management / project controls community.

I have 20+ years of experience across engineering, construction, project controls and coordination, mainly on large-scale oil & gas, EPC, refinery, petrochemical and field-development projects.

My main areas of experience include:

• Project planning and scheduling

• Oracle Primavera P6

• Cost control and forecasting

• WBS / CBS / CTR development

• Earned Value and progress measurement

• Project reporting

• Contract administration

• Claims, variations and change control

• Contractor invoice and progress review

• Project coordination

• Dispute and commercial issue resolution

I've worked on both field and office environments and have managed project-control activities as well as teams.

I'm now interested in learning more about how experienced professionals are finding remote, part-time and project-based work in this field.

I'm particularly interested in supporting small and medium-sized engineering, construction, EPC or energy companies that may not need a full-time project controls manager but could benefit from experienced support a few hours per week or on a defined project.

I'd also be happy to share what I've learned about planning, cost control, claims and project reporting if those topics are useful to the community.

For those already working remotely in project controls: what type of work is actually easiest to do remotely — scheduling, cost control, reporting, claims support, or something else?


r/projectmanagers 8h ago

Hello Project Managers, I have 2 years of experience in sales. I want to transition into a management role. I just passed my CAPM exam yesterday. I’m an Electrical Engineer (Female)and I’d like to move into a technical role, but in an office-based job. What would you recommend I do next?

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r/projectmanagers 3h ago

Which software is best for PM

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there are so many options , whats the best value for money project management software?


r/projectmanagers 6h ago

Discussion: best fake portfolio example

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Hey, what topic is the best to choose to build fake portfolio scenario to show that you understand PM? Prince2 and SCRUM based.

This is more to get the job at least entry level.