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I'm in a similar boat re: not the right fit. I got my PMP certification about 2 months ago and would highly recommend. I've been doing production/project management for about a decade at this point and I found it to be super useful for any level. I'd recommend purchasing the PMI study hall pass since it has practice exams that are very similar to the test. It will take you about 2 weeks to read and watch all of the material (putting in about 4-5 hours a day). The resources in this video were also super helpful for me.
https://youtu.be/__su7eIFRRU?si=DJ8Pw5_1paE4qLAO
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Thanks Francisco, really appreciate that. Would love to chat further if you're willing. Want to email me? tylernmorgan@gmail.com
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I would recommend going through recruiters. Especially when you want to pivot. They will help you navigate. Career coaches are great as well.
I made the lateral career move from production management to project management six years ago. Right now, the job market is saturated with candidates who have industry-specific experience so networking and potentially doing a temp to perm gig may be the best way to pivot against stiff competition that has much more experience. The timing is tough right now.