[webproducers] Re: Interactive

Hi all-

I think Len asked a very important and worthwhile question and as the  
only professional community focused on interactive project management  
I've been getting more and more questions like this in the past year  
or so.

While I agree that posting your resume or experience list to a  
discussion list might not be the best first step,  maybe we can take  
this opportunity to discuss that initial question posed by Len.

In any market but especially right now in our current recession, how  
can  folks just entering the job market like graduating students, or  
those or re-entering the market or more experienced folks like Len who  
may have managment experience but not with web or interactive media  
get into the field? What worked for you? How did you get in the field?  
What suggestions or recommendations would you give? What things would  
you do differently if you knew then what you know now?  What would you  
do the same way?

Thanks!



--
Morry Galonoy
Founding Director
Web Producers Organization

http://www.WebProducers.org

>
>
> On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Len Kientz <lkientz1@xxxxxxxxxxx>  
> wrote:
>
>> I am a Marketing and Advertising Project Manager highly skilled in  
>> the
>> Pharmaceutical business. I am looking for an opportunity to work  
>> with Web
>> Producers either in New Jersey/New York area or "virtually" in  
>> order to
>> enhance my interactive Web project manager experience. Would anyone  
>> have a
>> recommendation for me?


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