Top 6 Benefits Of Taking A Project Management Course

Top 6 Benefits of Taking a Project Management Course Throughout our lives, we are tasked with activities like working on a group project, planning a party, improving your home, etc. These little activities can help build skills in organisation, leadership and high-level thinking. And the funny part is, we dive straight into it without any training in a ​management course​.

So, imagine how much more competent you would be if you had proper management training? Here are some of the benefits: 1. Accomplish goals faster: Project management is essentially the practice of turning ideas into reality. Learning from the professionals how to plan, budget, prioritise, and execute projects will help you do the same in your personal and professional life. Approaching a goal without a solid plan can set you back for hours, weeks or even months of work. However, if you

work towards a goal in the same way a project manager would, you will be able to shadow those steps and work towards your goal with foresight of challenges and priorities.

2. Gives you an edge: Management is an in-demand skill. Industries such as engineering, healthcare, financial services, technology, etc. require people who are skilled in managing an organisation and possess high leadership skills. Undergoing a management course will give you an edge with tools and knowledge on how to drive the results. This puts you one step ahead of the competition.

3. Improved quality of work: Possessing vast knowledge of how to take a project from scratch to completion will make for a less stressful experience. This will also help in improving the quality of your work and leave you more satisfied with the work you have done. In the course of a lifetime, an average person spends 13 years and two months at work. If you are spending such a significant amount of time at work, it’s in the best interest to be satisfied with what you do.

4. Proper budgeting: You should be familiar with the triple constraint – no project can be fast, cheap and good. If something is fast and affordable, it is likely to be of low quality. If it’s cheap and good, it is likely to be slow to complete. If it’s excellent and fast, it is likely to be expensive. With proper management training, you will be able to allocate resources better. If a project needs to be done well, you will be able to contract the job early so it can be completed at a slower pace at a lower price.

5. Meeting deadlines: According to statistics, 40% of people have experienced financial losses due to procrastination. Managing one project is tricky, but managing multiple projects at once can be like throwing a spanner into the works. With proper training, you can use tools and resources to strategize your work and offer better to your projects, all while avoiding procrastination.

6. Lead better: Taking up a course not only benefits you but also has the ability to help the people you lead. When you are better organised, you can offer your teammates a clearer path to success. You will be better equipped to overcome any challenges that you might face and solve them better so they evolve into something bigger.

Conclusion​: With most things we do in our professional and personal life can be classified as a project, training in a management course sets you up to accomplish it. Learning tips and tricks from the pros can help you be more effective in being a project manager.

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Authors Bio​: Rohit Chandiramani is the CEO of London Business Training & Consulting. Having completed his MBA, not only is Rohit a student of Business and Management, but through his firm has also facilitated the delivery of the subject matter to hundreds of learners over the years. A regular trekker, he likes to scale greater heights in the Himalayas, and in the world of business.

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