enhancement?

Dear Mohd,



Did you find what youve been looking for??

i asked my self that same quistion 3 years ago as a planner/ scheduler .. i got P3 experience and some practical experience in different disciplense too. But, i felt i still need learn something more... what?? i didnt know.



I went to the states to study a master in construction engineering.. i am almost done, but i still have that same desire yet.!!!



so, i am wondering if you had an answer to your needs yet.. and what it would be.

Isn't a forum as this one, a great enhancement source? quite informal, but practical.

Have you considered learning different planning tools?, or perhaps different planning methodologies? All useful, as not every company uses the same standard way of working.
Or perhaps challenge existing methods in your current project environment, such as re-defining the WBS, does it really cover all aspects of the project you are working on? By adding this to your CV, i.e., Implemented new company wide WBS shows enthusiasm and a real interest in your work. Shows you're willing to go that extra length.

Well if i may enter your discussion guys, For further enhancement it can be achieve in my case by talking to people with a larger experience, not just planning engineers but, to possible all trades, with that you will be able to see an activity how it being done on their perspective. Taking another degree will help.

Scheduling is actually not use to teach by means other than experience. Even if you try to write a book about it, there is little you can do but develop a few study cases, or example projects, which are nothing but experience.

I don´t think one could "distill" a set of universal rules or something like that, since every project has something different and there is no single correct way to do things. Do you agree?

Try working on a project together with planning engineers who have experience in other areas or disciplines.
One plus One = three, and you get the tips and tricks as a bonus.