Project management is an exciting field. PMI-certified project managers
are highly sought after and valued by employers, which is reflected in their
compensation. According to PMI, by 2020, project management practitioners can
expect to see almost 16 million new project management-related job
added to the global workforce. Most of these new jobs are expected to crop up
across seven primary industries: business services, construction, finance and
insurance, information services, manufacturing, oil and gas, and utilities.
The most well-known career path, particularly for CAPMs and PMPs just
beginning their careers, is that of project manager. However, you'll also find
certified PMI professionals working as project coordinators, project
schedulers, project management office directors, or managing projects for
top-tier accounts. PMI-ACP certified practitioners frequently work as Scrum masters
or agile project managers.
More experienced practitioners, such as PgMPs and PfMPs, often find
themselves managing and directing multiple programs or developing and managing
strategic corporate portfolios. PMI-PBA certification holders frequently work
in policy planning or business analyst roles. Project management professionals
interested in managing and reducing risk may be attracted to roles such as
value-based engineering coordinators/project managers or regulatory
implementation and compliance.
Regardless of your area of interest or preferred industry sector,
project management-related careers abound and the demand for PMI certified professionals is
expected to remain strong.
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