Among the most common are scheduling software (MS Project, GanttPRO), collaboration and ticketing platforms (Jira, Trello), communication suites (Microsoft Teams, Slack), and reporting or business intelligence tools (Power BI, Tableau). The choice depends on the project’s complexity, the methodology used (predictive or agile), and the level of integration with existing company systems. [...]

A typical path starts from roles such as Project Coordinator or PMO Analyst, which allow you to become familiar with planning, project control, and software tools. At the same time, it’s useful to attend courses on MS Project or Jira, develop soft skills (communication, negotiation), and obtain a basic certification. Making the jump to [...]

For those just starting out, entry-level credentials such as CAPM® or PRINCE2® Foundation are useful, as they provide a basic common language. Later on, the PMP® from PMI strengthens international credibility, while PRINCE2® Practitioner or PM² Foundation are particularly valued in European contexts and within the public sector.

The Project Manager focuses on planning, executing, and delivering projects within scope, time, and budget. Their main responsibility is to coordinate teams and resources to complete a specific project successfully. The Product Manager, on the other hand, is responsible for the strategy, development, and lifecycle of a product. They work to ensure the product [...]

There is no legally binding requirement. Many companies prefer degrees in engineering, economics, computer science, or management, as they provide a strong foundation in analytics and process management. However, what matters most are the project management skills developed on the job and professional certifications (such as PRINCE2® or PMP®). A master’s degree or postgraduate [...]