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The ProjectManager website is dedicated to helping project managers find the job they want. They also cover engineering and management positions. You can visit the website and browse through the current job openings and apply for any job that interests them. Job seekers should upload their resume, as many recruiters frequent this site, looking for project managers to work for them. They will not submit your resume without your permission.
On the Dice website you will find project management jobs. Below are job descriptions from this site to give you an example of the jobs and compensation, you can look forward to.Full time position with a pay rate of $90,000 to $130,000.
Washington, DC
Director, Project Management Office
Skills: Project Management Office, processes, methodologies.
Full time position with a pay rate of low $100’s plus bonus.
Des Moines, Iowa
Director, Project Management Office
Skills: The appropriate candidate must have evidential experience managing consultants and full-time associates concurrently, as well as, managing large projects across single and multiple geographical locations throughout the U.S.
Full time position with a pay rate of $81K-$105K
Des Moines, Iowa
Project Manager
Skills: solid management skills, including organization and planning.
Ability to train, develop, and motivate others effectively.
To see the rest of the ad for this job visit the Dice website.
There are a few items to remember in the current market for project management jobs. Corporations are getting very picky about who they hire, and most will only consider job applicants with at least 90% of the credentials listed on the job posting. If you have less job experience or skills, you will probably not be considered for the job. Companies will look locally, before they hire someone who has to be relocated. Recruiters have more clients than they can manage, and many of them have developed online systems to process resumes. When you follow their system you will improve your chances to get the job you really want. You are entered into their database, and this is the first place a recruiter will look when they have a new search. |
