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Top 3 Transferrable skills

                            Importance of top 3 skills 1. Problem Solving: My problem-solving skills help me not only identify that there is a problem, they also help me identify what is causing the problem and find a way to implement a solution. Employers appreciate it when an employee identifies bottlenecks or inefficiencies in a process or procedure. However, they are even more appreciative when staff also offer solutions to those issues. Importance :  Employers like to see good problem solving skills because it also helps to show them you have a range of other competencies such as logic, creativity, resilience, imagination, lateral thinking and determination. It is an essential skill for managers and all senior level roles. 2.Critical Thinking: Similar to problem-solving and analytical reasoning, critical thinking is the evaluation and interpretation of information to make a judgment, come to a conc...

Agile and Waterfall Product Management Methodologies

  Agile - VS - Waterfall Agile: This project management includes a set of principles and values that came to life in 2001, created by 17 technology leaders. Underneath the umbrella of Agile are a range of frameworks and product delivery methods, such as Scrum, Lean, Six Sigma, and Kanban. Agile frameworks and methods do not generally manage the project lifecycle, rather provide a flexible and iterative solution, which allow you to adapt as the situation demands. Waterfall: This project management is much more linear, focusing on up front planning with requirements fully defined before a project commences. Like its name suggests, work cascades, much like a waterfall, through different project phases. Each phase needs to be completed before the next one can begin. Agile pros and cons Agile pros: Agile’s flexibility avoids rigidity. Stakeholders and team members have opportunities to observe and test throughout the project which allows for adjustments and ...