Project management experience

How many years have you worked in projects?

What proportion of your working time is dedicated to involvement in projects?

What percentage of your time is dedicated to project management?

How many projects have you managed?

A project has multiple phases, often referred to as initiation, planning, execution & closedown. Which phases have you managed in a single project?

Which type of projects have you managed?

What has been the time-scale of the longest running project that you have managed?

What has been the time-scale of the longest running project that you have been involved with?

What has been the largest budget you have been responsible for?

What management control did you have over the budget?

What has been the largest project team size that you have managed or led?

What is the largest number of team members or sub-project managers reporting to you on a single project?

How clear were the stakeholders about the project purpose?

How many business functions were impacted by the changes introduced by your project?

How many business functions supplied resources to your project team?

How many products (deliverables) did your project produce?

Were the project products defined clearly during the project planning phase?

How many different types of product (e.g., software, documentation and processes) did your project produce?

How many dependencies did your project have on third parties (including other projects)?

How clearly were the benefits stated up front in your project?

What was the major source of risk to the benefits?

What responsibilities for the benefits did you have?

What was the major source of constraints on your project?

As a project manager do you:

Which of the following typically form part of your approach to issue management:

As a project manager do you:

As a project manager do you:

Are you a member of a professional project management insitution?