05-08-2019, 11:03 AM
(05-08-2019, 10:34 AM)Senor_Taylor Wrote:(05-08-2019, 10:29 AM)G.Irish Wrote: Do you have a PMP, Scrum Cert, ITIL cert. or equivalent? If not, start working on those as they'll help you get a PM position. Don't stay in a holding pattern in your career because it would be more convenient for someone who didn't see fit to give you the raise you deserve. It's good that you're working both angles though.Oddly enough, I keep getting very healthy raises (10% every year) so I have a little bit of golden hand cuffs happening.
Just make sure your raises match your market value. With experience you might be able to make 20-30% (or higher) jumps by switching jobs.
Quote: I'll look into those certs, but I haven't seen any PRODUCT manager roles ever mention those as preferred. I see it a lot for Project Management, which I don't want to get into currently.My mistake, I thought you were saying you wanted to be a project manager.
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