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Dec 27, 2024 14 min

Anyone REGRET leaving the PM role

from Konshuhs Agility-Project Manager Coach & Agile Coach, Trainer, Mentor & Author

Reflecting on Leaving Project Management: Did You Make the Right Choice? In this episode, Ed explores the reasons why people leave project management roles, urging viewers to reflect deeply on their decisions. He discusses common reasons for leaving, such as burnout and dissatisfaction, and offers actionable tips for reconsidering the move. Key points include reflecting on one's why, addressing burnout, considering the variety and passion for creating order, and evaluating long-term career happiness, team dynamics, and transferable skills. Ed encourages viewers to dig deep and understand their motivations, urging them to reconsider their decision if necessary for greater career satisfaction. 00:00 Introduction: Questioning Your Decision to Leave PM 00:29 Reflecting on Your Reasons for Leaving 01:44 Addressing Burnout in Project Management 04:18 The Importance of Variety in PM 05:33 Passion for Organization and Structure 07:34 Long-Term Career Happiness 08:59 Cross-Industry Versatility 09:35 Team Dynamics in Project Management 10:17 Evaluating Transferable Skills 11:18 Conclusion: Reflect and Reconsider

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