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- Available now_ Project Manager with IT Solutions firm, NYC From: lrosa_recruiter
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- CNG - July 7, 2011 - "Interview Roleplaying - Practice Makes Perfect From: Goddard Laura
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- Re: CORRECTION - JULY 7TH MTG Re: CNG - July 7, 2011 - "Interview From: Goddard Laura
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Available now_ Project Manager with IT Solutions firm, NYC
Posted by: "lrosa_recruiter" leo.rosa77@gmail.com lrosa_recruiter
Thu Jun 23, 2011 9:02 am (PDT)
Project Manager Job Description
Industry: IT Solutions Firm
The project manager oversees complex projects from design and development to implementation; defines requirements and plans project lifecycle deployment; creates strategies for risk mitigation and contingency planning. The project manager is a key contributor to the world class technology services provided to the clients.
All areas of responsibility listed below are essential to the satisfactory performance of the Project Manager position. Any non-essential functions are assumed to be included in "other related duties as assigned". The functions below will be performed on or at a client site:
- Create project scope and related project plan;
- Work with engineers to better understand scope of work and appropriate technical solutions;
- Design and maintain technical and project documentation;
- Plan and schedule project deliverables, goals, milestones;
- Act as liaison between PTSI technical staff and client contacts;
- Develop relationships with clients for ongoing opportunities;
- Efficiently identify and resolve project issues and conflicts;
- Direct and oversee project engineering teams and perform team assessments and evaluations;
- Develop RFP's (requests for proposals) for external services;
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Minimum of 3 - 5 years experience coordinating and supporting IT business processes;
- Minimum of 3 - 5 years of project management or IT management experience
- Minimum of 3 - 5 years experience with scheduling and budgeting IT projects
QUALIFICATIONS:
Bachelor's degree in engineering, technology or related field or equivalent experience.
Incumbents must possess strong analytical skills and effective interpersonal and communication/listening skills to interact with a wide range of users with different levels of technical expertise. Incumbents must successfully perform their job under minimum supervision.
Project Managers must be able to transport themselves to various client sites as required, work overtime and be on call as required.
CERTIFICATIONS:
PMP (Project Management Professional) Certification preferred
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CNG - July 7, 2011 - "Interview Roleplaying - Practice Makes Perfect
Posted by: "Goddard Laura" cnghost@verizon.net lrgoddard
Thu Jun 23, 2011 9:16 am (PDT)
CAREER NETWORKING GROUP
Thursday, July 2, 2011
Bernards Township Library
Basking Ridge, NJ
"Interview Roleplaying -- Practice Makes Perfect!"
Moderators: John Hadley, Alex Freund, Laura Goddard
TOPIC
Do you have your "story" in place? Can you effectively answer behavioral interview questions? Do you have your answers in place for those tough questions you may be asked? Everything in your career search comes together in one critical meeting -- the interview. This is the make or break point.
You can excel at presenting yourself, engaging people in networking, securing referrals, and navigating around gatekeepers, but if you can't turn interviews into offers, all will come to naught.
Each quarter, we share simple techniques and let you practice interview skills in a safe environment. Don't let the interviews that matter be your "practice" interviews!
Everything in your career search comes together in one critical moment -- when you are meeting face-to-face with a hiring manager in a job interview. This is the most important meeting you can have, the make or break point.
You can excel at presenting yourself in writing, engaging people at networking events, securing referrals from contacts, and navigating around the various gatekeepers, but if you dont' know how to turn interviews into offers, all witll come to naught.
Join us on November 5th and 19th as we share simple techniques and give you a chance to practice and refine your interview skills in a safe environment. Don't let the interviews that matter be your "pracice" interviews!
MODERATORS
JOHN HADLEY: John Hadley coaches job seekers frustrated with their search. He also works with professionals struggling to achieve the visibility that leads to new opportunities at work and in the market. He is a popular speaker for career and business groups, and John produces Career Tips, a monthly email newsletter that brings career marketing advice to more than 8,000 readers. You can find that and a variety of other career resources on his website at www.JHACareers.com.
ALEX FREUND: Alex Freund had a long career working for major Fortune 500 companies in the capacity of Corporate Director. Alex has extensive experience with interviewing people, and practical training in career coaching. Consequently, he formed LandingExpert – Career Coaching services (www.LandingExpert.com). He is prominent in a number of networking groups and has helped many job seekers with their career searches, providing them with tools, information, marketing material, and one-on-one preparation for the interview.
LAURA GODDARD: Laura has a history of re-inventing herself, leading to a career of interesting jobs and promotions. Her job choices have led her from being a junior high school reading consultant, to being in sales, product management and marketing. Now, Laura helps companies achieve their revenue goals through creative marketing initiatives. Through these many career paths, Laura has become an "expert job seeker". She co-faciitates CNG meeting with John Hadley and Alex Freund to share her insights and suppor others looking for their next career choice.
AGENDA
6:30 PM
Participants begin to arrive & network with peers.
7:00 PM
Workshop: "Interview Roleplaying - Practice Makes Perfect!"
Moderators: John Hadley Alex Freund, Laura Goddard
8:15 PM
CNG announcements
20-second introductions by each attendee
Peer networking and tidying meeting room
8:50 PM
Adjourn
9:15 PM
Optional: Many attendees reconvene at Ridge Tavern (formerly The Store Restaurant & Bar) a few blocks away to continue informal networking
DIRECTIONS
I-287 to North Maple Avenue exit toward Basking Ridge
Go about 1.5 miles on North Maple Avenue
As you enter Basking Ridge, North Maple Avenue becomes South Maple Avenue
Bernards Township Library is on the left
Enter the lower level of the library
Follow CNG signs to the meeting room
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Re: CORRECTION - JULY 7TH MTG Re: CNG - July 7, 2011 - "Interview
Posted by: "Goddard Laura" cnghost@verizon.net lrgoddard
Thu Jun 23, 2011 9:41 am (PDT)
>
>> CAREER NETWORKING GROUP
>>
>> Thursday, July 7, 2011
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>> Bernards Township Library
>> Basking Ridge, NJ
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>> "Interview Roleplaying -- Practice Makes Perfect!"
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>> Moderators: John Hadley, Alex Freund, Laura Goddard
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>>
>> TOPIC
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>> Do you have your "story" in place? Can you effectively answer behavioral interview questions? Do you have your answers in place for those tough questions you may be asked? Everything in your career search comes together in one critical meeting -- the interview. This is the make or break point.
>>
>> You can excel at presenting yourself, engaging people in networking, securing referrals, and navigating around gatekeepers, but if you can't turn interviews into offers, all will come to naught.
>>
>> Each quarter, we share simple techniques and let you practice interview skills in a safe environment. Don't let the interviews that matter be your "practice" interviews!
>>
>> Everything in your career search comes together in one critical moment -- when you are meeting face-to-face with a hiring manager in a job interview. This is the most important meeting you can have, the make or break point.
>>
>> You can excel at presenting yourself in writing, engaging people at networking events, securing referrals from contacts, and navigating around the various gatekeepers, but if you don't will know how to turn interviews into offers, all will come to naught.
>>
>> Join us on November 5th and 19th as we share simple techniques and give you a chance to practice and refine your interview skills in a safe environment. Don't let the interviews that matter be your "practice" interviews!
>>
>> MODERATORS
>>
>> JOHN HADLEY: John Hadley coaches job seekers frustrated with their search. He also works with professionals struggling to achieve the visibility that leads to new opportunities at work and in the market. He is a popular speaker for career and business groups, and John produces Career Tips, a monthly email newsletter that brings career marketing advice to more than 8,000 readers. You can find that and a variety of other career resources on his website at www.JHACareers.com.
>>
>>
>> ALEX FREUND: Alex Freund had a long career working for major Fortune 500 companies in the capacity of Corporate Director. Alex has extensive experience with interviewing people, and practical training in career coaching. Consequently, he formed LandingExpert – Career Coaching services (www.LandingExpert.com). He is prominent in a number of networking groups and has helped many job seekers with their career searches, providing them with tools, information, marketing material, and one-on-one preparation for the interview.
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>> LAURA GODDARD: Laura has a history of re-inventing herself, leading to a career of interesting jobs and promotions. Her job choices have led her from being a junior high school reading consultant, to being in sales, product management and marketing. Now, Laura helps companies achieve their revenue goals through creative marketing initiatives. Through these many career paths, Laura has become an "expert job seeker". She co-facilitates CNG meeting with John Hadley and Alex Freund to share her insights and support others looking for their next career choice.
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>> AGENDA
>>
>> 6:30 PM
>> Participants begin to arrive & network with peers.
>> 7:00 PM
>> Workshop: "Interview Roleplaying - Practice Makes Perfect!"
>> Moderators: John Hadley Alex Freund, Laura Goddard
>> 8:15 PM
>> CNG announcements
>> 20-second introductions by each attendee
>> Peer networking and tidying meeting room
>> 8:50 PM
>> Adjourn
>> 9:15 PM
>> Optional: Many attendees reconvene at Ridge Tavern (formerly The Store Restaurant & Bar) a few blocks away to continue informal networking
>>
>>
>> DIRECTIONS
>>
>> I-287 to North Maple Avenue exit toward Basking Ridge
>> Go about 1.5 miles on North Maple Avenue
>> As you enter Basking Ridge, North Maple Avenue becomes South Maple Avenue
>> Bernards Township Library is on the left
>> Enter the lower level of the library
>> Follow CNG signs to the meeting room
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