Entry-Level Positions For Aspiring Senior Project Coordinators
Entry-level positions in Margaux's field, such as "project assistant" or "project associate," involve "more entry-level tasks," like updating user guides and creating tracking sheets. These roles allow for gradual progression to client interaction, internal team collaboration, and project leadership.
Project Management, Entry-Level, Administrative Tasks, Client Interaction, Teamwork
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Margaux Nielsen
Senior Project Coordinator
Cambium Assessment
Georgetown University, 2015
Currently attending MBA program at UCLA Anderson
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Operations and Project Management
Honors Student, Scholarship Recipient, LGBTQ
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1. Entry-level positions in this field are typically titled "Project Assistant" or "Project Associate."
2. These roles involve more administrative and repetitive tasks initially, such as updating user guides and creating tracking sheets.
3. With experience, responsibilities grow to include client interaction, collaboration with internal teams, and project leadership.
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What entry-level positions in this field might an undergraduate college student consider?
In this role, the typical starting position is called a project assistant or perhaps a project associate. Essentially, you would do similar work and be on the same team as I am.
You would just be doing more entry-level tasks. These would be a bit more administrative and, for that reason, maybe a little more repetitive. Examples include updating user guides or creating tracking sheets for logging test issues.
You would then slowly build up to interacting with the client and internal teams, and even taking a lead on some projects.
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