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Project Manager, Website Designer, Marketing Automation
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
LogosWeb DesignPerseveranceStandard Operating ProcedureProblem SolvingMarketing AutomationWordPress
I’ve spent the majority of the last 12 years either building WordPress websites myself, or managing a variety of projects in the tech sector - many of those being web builds.
As part of that, I’ve managed teams of remote designers, coders, and all sorts of freelance professionals, and put together standard operating procedures - all the while delivering successfully, on time and budget.
As I’ve such a vast experience of actually building sites myself, I’m quick to solve problems - and when it comes to WordPress, I often have the answers to any problems which may arise. I’m part of expert WordPress communities who are among the best developers around.
As a project manager, you have to realise that you’re responsible for delivering a successful outcome - which means that having confidence in my ability to make sure nothing gets in the way of that is my priority.
Two primary strengths -
My first is definitely my ability to think my way through problems. It’s a fact of life that problems arise - some minor, some seemingly major.
I think you’ll find that I’m clear headed enough to find my way through problems - sometimes through sheer determination, but sometimes by stopping, working my way backwards, and finding a completely different way of working - which not only gets the job done - but often future proofs a project, as opposed to just getting away with some kind of temporary solution. Quality is massively important.
I’d say my second main strength is that I’m so adaptable. I can work fantastically as a right hand man, but as soon as it’s needed, I’m taking the lead - I don’t sit around waiting for orders - I’ll use my initiative. I don’t do that lightly - I take that very seriously. I can be client facing, or literally sit in a room for weeks alone, working to get a project done.
Being adaptable is so much more interesting for me, so that’s why I excel and revel in operating that way - it’s just an extension of my personality.
As part of that, I’ve managed teams of remote designers, coders, and all sorts of freelance professionals, and put together standard operating procedures - all the while delivering successfully, on time and budget.
As I’ve such a vast experience of actually building sites myself, I’m quick to solve problems - and when it comes to WordPress, I often have the answers to any problems which may arise. I’m part of expert WordPress communities who are among the best developers around.
As a project manager, you have to realise that you’re responsible for delivering a successful outcome - which means that having confidence in my ability to make sure nothing gets in the way of that is my priority.
Two primary strengths -
My first is definitely my ability to think my way through problems. It’s a fact of life that problems arise - some minor, some seemingly major.
I think you’ll find that I’m clear headed enough to find my way through problems - sometimes through sheer determination, but sometimes by stopping, working my way backwards, and finding a completely different way of working - which not only gets the job done - but often future proofs a project, as opposed to just getting away with some kind of temporary solution. Quality is massively important.
I’d say my second main strength is that I’m so adaptable. I can work fantastically as a right hand man, but as soon as it’s needed, I’m taking the lead - I don’t sit around waiting for orders - I’ll use my initiative. I don’t do that lightly - I take that very seriously. I can be client facing, or literally sit in a room for weeks alone, working to get a project done.
Being adaptable is so much more interesting for me, so that’s why I excel and revel in operating that way - it’s just an extension of my personality.
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