Inside Chang Industrial With Carl Ogborn- Insights From an Accomplished Project Manager
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Fig. 01Inside Chang RoboticsWelcome to Inside Chang Industrial where we feature the unique insights of our team members. In this article, Carl Ogborn shares his expertise on being a project manager in an industry full of face-paced disruption.
In this interview, Carl talks about his background and experience working for Chang Industrial for three and a half years, initially as a quality and startup manager before transitioning to a project management role. He mentions some of the projects he has managed, including schools, hospitals, a cruise ship terminal, government contracts, and the implementation of the world's largest autonomous mobile robot fleet. Carl also shares his thoughts on what makes an exceptional project manager and advises aspiring project managers to learn from everyone around them, approach their work with humility, and maintain a good attitude.
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