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Hello! I’m new to fishbowl and wanted to make my first post. I’m currently in the process of transitioning out of the Air Force and looking for a skillbridge opportunity in project management, preferably located in Tampa, Florida. A few companies I have on my list are Accenture, Raytheon Technologies Corporation and JPMorgan Chase What are everyone’s thoughts on those companies and how military friendly they really are?
Hello Fishes,
Looking for referral Goldman Sachs Microsoft Northern Trust Wells Fargo
1. I have 11 years of experience in Operations & Project Management.
2. Have implemented innovative and digital transformation projects such as ERP and IT Simulator.
3. Carried out process improvement and Cost-Benefit Analysis.
4. Engineer with MBA degree.
5. Certifications are :
Certified Project Manager (PMP)
Certified Scrum Master (CSM)
Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (LSSGB)
Looking for managerial roles.
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I just got an email from a recruiter from Google!
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He said that the position is in the Bay Area or New York. I haven’t replied the email. I don’t think we can move to those cities, but I don’t want to lose this opportunity. Does anyone know if Google does remote jobs within US?
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Things we tell ourselves to make it seem noble 😂
I take it you've never been an entrepreneur....
That's what they tell you when you join isn't it? Gunning for partner is running your own business just within the parameters set my a larger org but also with a small safety net
This is exactly what my project is like
It's not. Running a project is like running a project. Closer to being an employee at a Fortune 500 than running your own business
That's like saying building a deck is worth building a product... No one is going to remember you for a PowerPoint presentation
Similar - yes. Many more rules and processes. But you do get a lot of autonomy as you move up. May be more like a start up with a really involved VC board.
No. At the end of the day, consultants are advisors to the people who actually run the business. And running a business is not the same as developing a strategy. In fact, many startups can't stand ex-consultants, since they spend a lot of time planning and not a lot of time getting results.