| My career has taken
what seems to me like a very logical route from engineering to business
management and into people management. I have never been prepared to
"given up" my technical and business skills along the way as I
enjoy engineering and business way too much. Other people have commented that the "logical progression" is less
obvious to them. I would retort by pointing out five things: Technology, programs, projects, partner and customers,
everything else is just detail :o)
As you review my career, I've highlighted what
was doing and when I moved roles, and why I moved career in the detailed
sections. Maybe it will seem more
logical once you read the "why" rather than the
"what". I've also added a section with example
materials that I have
produced in my various roles.
My career has offered me the opportunity to develop an "international constituency",
and for that I am most grateful, especially for the many friends and acquaintances
I have met
over the years in other parts of the world.
Copyright © Mike Wardley, 2020
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