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hi
iam a devloper(.net)and recently shfted to usa lookin for a job.in my husbands firm theres an opening for project planner and he enquired about it we should have a basic understanding of primavera later if selected they wil be give training
i have done mba and worked for an year as a BA too
What questions can i expect as i have no clue about project planning
Please help
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Deepthi,
I think your best chance is to be quite open with the interview, and tell them you have no experience in planning, but are a quick and eager learner. Then demonstrate this by researching topics such as:
-Earned Value
-Forward Pass
-Backward Pass
-Total Float
-Critical Path
-Baselines
-Gantt Chart
-Predecessors and Sucessors
If they are looking for a junior planner to work under someone more experienced, they may consider you. However if they are looking fo someone with a basic understanding of primavera (which you won't have), then I think you are unlikely to be sucessful.
Good luck!
Email: PPadmin@planningplanet.com
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