Planning engineers oversee the operation of a particular project along with the project manager. I have seen people moving to management position from where you are at. You can look for opportunities in companies doing similar operations to your job experience.
forget about the certificates for now and get out in the field and get your boots dirty you will learn more than you can by sticking your nose in any book or by taking any PMP exam or by studying for your master degree.
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7 years 11 monthsPlanning engineers oversee
Planning engineers oversee the operation of a particular project along with the project manager. I have seen people moving to management position from where you are at. You can look for opportunities in companies doing similar operations to your job experience.
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8 years 1 monthAgree with Zoltan, relevant
Agree with Zoltan, relevant site work experience & learn from others where they are willing to teach.
Met plenty of people that had all the courses & qualifications, but didn't understand the practical execution of the job.
Steven
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16 years 3 monthssame advice
same advice
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16 years 3 monthsforget about the certificates
forget about the certificates for now and get out in the field and get your boots dirty you will learn more than you can by sticking your nose in any book or by taking any PMP exam or by studying for your master degree.
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8 yearsHi Anand i'm also an
Hi Anand
i'm also an electrical engineer and working in the field of planning
can u advice me where to search for suitable work ?
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19 years 10 monthsHi AnandThe future of project
Hi Anand
The future of project planning lies in BIM4 which will be the standard practice in the next 2 or 3 years.
Research that and master it and you will be way ahead of the competition.
Best regards
Mike Testro