I knew this was a stepping-stone

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After struggling for 6 months I finally settled and took a job as a call center supervisor and tried to make the best of it. At the same time, I became uber-focused on getting into formal project management. I read, researched, and volunteered.

I started researching other companies Sweden Phone Number in the area. Getting into the right company might be more important than going after a specific job title.
6 months later, I was laid off again.

This time, my networking and research had paid off. Within a month, I landed a job at one of the organizations I targeted. I’ve done it several times since, and helped many others do the same.



They are in less-than-optimal positions or even unemployed, and trying to break into project management.

It’s a tough situation, and even if I can’t give specific advice for your unique situation, there are many general guidelines for you. I write about them all the time on pmStudent.com, and here are just a few examples you may want to look at: