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Sure, it’s easier. If you want to do things easily, though, you have no business being a writer in the first place.In many novels there’s no point in naming the chapters, and the authors don’t bother. In others, though, it adds to the atmosphere, and can allow the author to make snide comments about his own story, or to slant the reader’s view of events. If there’s a chapter with a massive battle in it that the author has titled, “A Rose is Plucked,” that’s the author telling you it’s not just a fight scene, look at what else is happening.So chapter titles are another tool in the author’s hand, one he may or may not use, and may or may not use well.

If you’re a veteran PMP holder, networking is probably the best method of being introduced to new opportunities from various sources including PMI chapter events to professionally-oriented MeetUp groups as well as other opportunities to network.If you’re a newly minted PMP, I might suggest you look for opportunities within your existing company to branch out into project management and grow. If you just got your PMP, you’re already doing project management in some form since you had to show that you have done project management to qualify for the exam. If opportunities within your own company are non-existent and management doesn’t want to create opportunities for your to develop professionally, then you’re going to need to look outside your current employer for those opportunities. If this is the case, the venues I discussed in the paragraph above may apply. Best wishes!

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