Position: Project Manager
Category: Project Manager
English level: fluent
Years of experience: 5

(Almost) eliminated overtime work by bringing up the delivery pipeline. 
Established regular meetings with the customer success dept. which positively impacted on the communication with the clients.
Built good relations with the clients that lasted after I left the companies.
Got in touch and developed relations with some of the major players in affiliate marketing (years ago), which transformed into good mutually benefitial partnerships.
Hello! I have in general over 10 years of project management experience in different areas: higher education, online advertising, web development: outsource and product.

Through these years I have been working with projects in different environments, with different people and, of course, with different tasks and KPI's. This mixture of experiences let me develop an effective approach to the people who work together  on the project and create an environment for them where they can focus on the work and deliver the expected result. And, the other part of my experience is communication with the clients and involving them into mutual work on the project. The most valuable insight of my general experience as a PM is that communication is the main key to success, and the main objective of any PM should be establishing the good communitation. That is what I'm going to base my work on. 

As well, I'm eager to dive into technical details of a project: its architecture, languages, frameworks, git structure etc; I believe this is helpfull for better estimation of the scope and I think that such knowledge serves for better delivery process.
My priorities: 
 - to reach operational excellence with the team;
 - to create meetings with the clear agendas;
 - to automate everything possible; 
 - to make the development process transparent for the clients;
 - to bring up a model of cooperation which will ease daily routines. 

My DONT's: 
 - to follow useless procedures that exist only to the sake of themselves;
 - to put speed of development over the quality of the outcome;
 - to distract the developers with a load of useless meetings, especially if they are focused on the work;