I am really amazed by the people that spend most of their time travelling from one location to another, working with numerous people from different cities and locations. I am not talking about a traveller that is doing a pleasure trip, but of working guys that enjoy meeting lots of people and going to tens of locations just for work...
I did only a few business trips, in not so many locations, but still I found it really cool. I'm not sure I could turn it into a work model, but I enjoyed. And took some nice pictures from my trips, too.
I will show only one picture now, from Geneva. I want to start a traveller's notes website, with lots of pictures from my trips. Not the professional pictures type, but the amateur... Maybe I will see your pictures there, too.
I've got a lot of friends asking me about how to get certified. Each time, I had to remember how many hours of experience one had to have, and how many hours of learning, and then which where the links that were most useful for me, as well as all the books and software I have ever used. In terms of specific requirements for getting certified, the best resource will always be pmi.org, with a direct link to the requirements: PMI site - Obtaining the Credential . The site lists a credential overview, and then there (currently) 5 handbooks for the 5 available certifications. There is also a page with how to prepare for the exam, from an administrative point of view. If you are new to project management, then you will have to go with the CAPM certification. Then, the rest of certifications are for more and more experienced PMs. I only know well about the PMP certification, as it's the one I've got. First step is to ensure that you meet the elgibility requirements. At the t...
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