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Job Opportunities in Australia (if you can get there)

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Sat, 2022-12-03 00:07
Patrick Weaver
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The Australian Institute of Project Management’s report on ‘The state of project management in Australia 2022’ shows some worrying trends. The survey respondents said:

  • 48% of their projects were delivered with stakeholder satisfaction most of the time compared to 52% in 2020
  • 36% of their projects were delivered on-budget most of the time compared to 40% in 2020
  • 32% of their projects were delivered on-time most of the time compared to 42% in 2020

This negative trend over the past two years is considered to be the result of skills shortages, supply chain disruptions, and other economic constraints. 73% of project professionals surveyed said their projects experienced staff shortages, and 52% suffered from delays in sourcing key roles or skills critical to projects. The flip side of these shortages are increased salaries and other benefits being offered to skilled people.

The full report can be downloaded from:  https://aipm.com.au/reports/

 

The core message from this survey is the real shortage of skilled people, one way to update your project controls skills is to take advantage of the resources on our website, see: https://mosaicprojects.com.au/shop-Easy_e-Books.php

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