Hi everyone 👋 To ensure we build a serious, high-value environment with professionals committed to growing their project management career, members who do not actively engage, complete the PM Assess, or participate in any training/activity will be removed from this community. To support your growth, I’m offering free access to the PM Assess so you can clearly understand your current level. 🎯 The goal is simple:👉 Know exactly where you stand today👉 Define a clear and structured path for your career growth This is about clarity and direction — not random learning. 👉 How to get access: Comment “ASSESS” below and you will be receive access for PM Asses give you access. Looking forward to seeing your results and supporting your growth Kind regards, Virgil

I can see that some of you haven’t completed the PM Assess yet — and that’s absolutely fine, we all get busy. That said, this assessment is a key step in your growth here. It helps you: - Clearly understand your current level - Identify your strengths and gaps - Define a structured path for your career progression If you’re serious about advancing in project management, this is your starting point. If you don’t have access yet, simply comment below and I’ll send you access to check your PM level. If you already started, this is a great moment to share your results and optinion about it with the community. Enjoy your projects, Virgil

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Hello @Lindsey Puso well done for completing the assesment. Please find bellow your report and bellow the overall summary: Current Position/Title: Junior project planning engineer Desired position: Senior Project Planner Industry: Automotive & Manufacturing Years of experience in project management: 1 Summary: Every great journey starts with a small step. You have the courage to recognize your current position and the desire to improve. It is a sign of strength and determination. You have the opportunity to turn that low note into a driving force that will propel you to new heights. Remember, success is not defined by where you start, but by where you decide to go. Invest in specific training to strengthen your technical, behavioral, and contextual skills to overcome challenges with confidence.