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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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Hello Fishies, I have overall 10 years of experience in operations and client servicing, project management with 6 years of core E2E project management experience and currently working as a scrum master. PMP and CSM 1 certified. Current fixed is 12LPA. Any suggestion on my expected? Accenture IBM PwC Siemens
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It's not the age it's the quality of those years. If you're in consulting you could probably go earlier than the "average". You'll get out of it whatever you put in.
Would not recommend going with less than 3 years experience post-undergrad
Average is 4-5 exp and 27-28 but do it when it is right for you
Full time you can apply a little earlier ~3 years out. Part time is generally more experience ~5-6 years out. I went part time at 25 and 3 years out to a top 5 school. Go when you feel ready. Consulting experience carries more weight (in my opinion)
What about later on in life??? Like stayed home to have children but getting back into workforce and want to go to top 10. Interesting story line???