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Why Project Management for the Masses Will Help You

If you want to be a better Project Manager by learning from the best professionals in the business, you’re in the right place.

If you would like to become a Project Manager, you’re also in the right place.

If you would like to manage your life better, be more productive, and get more done, you guessed it… You’re in the right place.

Project Management for the Masses brings you:

  • Interviews with project management and productivity gurus
  • Personal stories of how excellent project managers started their careers
  • Tips on how extremely productive people keep up with all their projects and yet are able to be stress-free
  • My own experiences as being a “bootstrap” project manager as I continue to grow in accomplishing projects and becoming more productive
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About Me

My name is Cesar Abeid and I have a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.  I’m also a certified Project Management Professional.

I work as a full time Project Manager for Remontech – Remote Monitoring Technologies.  At Remontech, we provide services for construction project managers.  As you can see, I manage Remontech’s projects, which in turn help other project managers with their projects. Projects are my life, and I’m surrounded by Project Managers of the highest caliber.

I have learned that the best way to improve your skills is to surround yourself with the right people.  Peer pressure works!  With the boom of social media, a community of contacts and social networks can be more valuable than books and formal training.

When it comes to Project Management, it is no different.  PMI’s PMBOK Guide is a classic example of the result of successful crowd-sourcing. Today there is a thriving PM community online, and by plugging into the right sources we can improve our skills as Project Managers and contribute to our body of knowledge as a profession.

So the first goal of this website is to provide a place for Project Managers to connect, share, and learn.

The second goal is to spread Project Management best practices to a wider public.  I have seen in my own life how Project Management can improve not only your professional projects but also your personal ones.  And I find that there is a “missing link” between the cubicle and the laundry room.  By bringing Project Management ideas “to the rest of us,” we can make use of the extensive PM knowledge available to companies and apply it to everyone.

I hope you enjoy this site and you are welcome to be a contributor.  Just drop me a line.

Cesar Abeid, PMP
Project Management for the Masses