›Professional Skills for IT Advancement
To survive in this business as an IT professional, you need to re-assess your skills and expand your capabilities beyond just technical knowledge and expertise. This workshop helps focus on assessing your business strengths, expanding your capabilities and communication skills to better serve the needs of the business, and assuring that all of this fits into your career development life cycle. You’ll be exposed to an array of ideas, techniques, and tools that you can incorporate immediately. The combination of soft skills and practical project skills makes this an extremely effective tune-up for the IT professional looking to advance. This 2-day workshop is for those involved in defining, leading, or developing systems development projects including developers, programmers, software engineers, team leaders, analysts, designers, consultants, and database administrators.
Course Objectives
- Invest in yourself and develop the leader within you
- Increase your value as an IT professional by understanding the business
- Provide a good estimate and communicate with the business
- Survive in the software business; develop skills for career advancement
- Tackle problems with creative solutions; stay on the competitive edge
- Become a valuable team member and change agent
- Recognize good and bad requirements
- Identify and mitigate development risks
- Know what managers expect
- Translate technical language into business terms
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Topics
- Maintaining a Technical Edge—The Keys to Professional Success
- Becoming a Business Partner
- Communicating with Ease
- Learning to Validate Requirements
- Thinking Beyond Implementation (aka Change Management)
- Solving Problems Creatively
- Estimating Time and Cost
- Software Risk Management
- Taking the Next Step into Leadership
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Contact our office for course schedules, pricing, and availability. Remember, Inovacent Solutions can prepare shorter lectures, combine workshop sessions, or create custom training solutions to meet you needs in all aspects of project management, SDLC methodologies, and best practices. |