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Project management training

Wombles
over 1 year ago

Hi all. I would be interested in hearing if anyone on the spectrum has had problems with project management training? I am trying to do a PRINCE2 course, but I am really struggling to get my head around all the concepts, interconnecting parts and concurrent processes. I have failed my foundation exam and I don't know if it is that I am not trying hard enough (I have done two 12 hour days to try and pass the exam which others on the course have managed).

I don't know if it is something that my brain can't cope with, or if I am just being rubbish as I am normally really good at remembering things.  I would be interested to hear if anyone has had similar experiences.  I am formally diagnosed with ASD level 1.

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  • 7 months ago

    I've heard from many people that PRINCE2 can be quite complex to wrap your head around, especially with all those interconnected parts and processes. But remember, everyone's journey is unique. What works for others might not work exactly the same for you, and that's perfectly okay. It's great that you're determined to pursue this despite the challenges. If you ever decide to pivot toward becoming a professional project manager, the [Link removed by moderator] could be a solid option. It offers a broader perspective on project management and might be a better fit for your learning style.

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  • 7 months ago

    I've heard from many people that PRINCE2 can be quite complex to wrap your head around, especially with all those interconnected parts and processes. But remember, everyone's journey is unique. What works for others might not work exactly the same for you, and that's perfectly okay. It's great that you're determined to pursue this despite the challenges. If you ever decide to pivot toward becoming a professional project manager, the [Link removed by moderator] could be a solid option. It offers a broader perspective on project management and might be a better fit for your learning style.

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