Recruitment for project management is increasing rapidly.
With the economy recovering strongly, the global business community has become
more confident, and now they want to hire more project managers. Because so
many years were spent in fear of spending too much, companies were not updating
their systems as potentially necessary. Now, behind in technology, companies
want project managers to move them into the next digital steps.
Established businesses do not want to outsource project
management, so they have increased hires in this field. Also, with the
increasing market of start-up businesses, there is an increased need for
project managers and professionals with project delivery skills in order to
drive these new businesses towards success. Many of the project management
roles being filled require niche skills and specialization. It is important to build
these skills, and we can begin to develop these skills through MIS 441.
For me, hoping to pursue a career in MIS, this is a great
piece of knowledge to have because I can begin developing project management
skills pre-graduation. MIS students can also use this information to expand the
categories of jobs that they are looking to apply for post-graduation. With a
greater need for project managers with niche skills, MIS majors can build and
develop specializations in order to better serve the global business community.
Uhh. You didn't mention that these project management jobs are in IRELAND. Is it any wonder that many start-ups are moving there? Make sure to discuss the implications from the article your posted. After all, this is may not be so relevant for MIS students in the U.S.
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