PM Gigs

[speling bee]

Good for you . But we only have your own (unbiased) word on this

I guess I'll just have to live with that. Best of luck with your search.

[kaiser78]

Any other IT PM's finding the market tough at the moment around London upwards? Been looking for a while now with leads coming in but no interviews which is unusual for me. I'm being very proactive, have revamped the CV, calling agents I've worked with in the past, dogging previous contacts (not literally) for leads, updating Linked in, chasing roles applied for on the job boards. I'm also studying to increase my qualifications (PMP, APM). Not sure I can do anything else..

Anyone else having the same problem?

Talk about going off on tangents...

To answer original query, I would say (imho) that the London IT PM market always ticks over at a steady rate, ie there aren't really any peak or trough periods. There are always roles being advertised albeit mainly in banking, insurance, , public sector, services. I have never had a problem, for example my current role went from job ad-->apply-->interviews x 2-->offer within 3 days.

There are roles out there, just keep on applying and make sure your CV has usps that stand you out from the rest.

[quackhandle]

It isn't hearsay at all. It is an assumption. There is a lot of information around, and it seems very unlikely that there is no evidence. Therefore it is very likely that there is evidence.

I've heard something along those lines before.

qh