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Hi Fishes,
Can you please give suggestion... I joined a company as a java developer... 3 yeo but when went into project I saw they r using HCL Commerce(they have ecommerce website)... Is this tech is good for java professional ? It's totally new for me. It's not like traditional java development project.
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Hi fishes, I've joined TCS on 9th nov as a 2 YOE .Net developer. Since past week I'm getting project interview calls, I have given 3 till now, not selected in 1 and not sure in other 2. I've followed up with the interviewers about my interview , both said that they have given their feedback to their managers and if there is an requirement I will be called up. I am little worried seeing all the layoffs going on...can my employment be in danger upon failing in project interviews?? Tata Consultancy
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No. Project managers focus on getting projects to run smoothly. Creative ops is about managing the department. It involves staffing, utilization, thinking about how to structure the team and what roles are needed to ensure ability to deliver on work that gets sold, etc. Nothing whatsoever to do with managing projects, other than perhaps the initial staffing. It is a job for an operations person, not a PM, but specifically an ops person who understands creatives and creative work.
Google designOps, devOps or even literally just creative Ops to learn more about discipline-specific operations roles.
This is a great explanation. PM you’re managing the project deadlines. CRM (creative resource manager or creative ops) you’re making sure the agency has the tools it needs, (aka employees/staffing), to do the work. They both address mostly internal needs. To compare, a Producer executes and guides the work on the outside, (out of pocket costs, exterior vendors etc).
Hell no.