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I recently graduated from my computer science masters and trying to understand the industry. I'm still looking for jobs. I came across two positions (project leader and CIO) for software engineers that are considered management positions if I understood correctly. I'm in Germany and concerned mostly in the German industry, but if my questions also apply to other industries then feel free to answer.

My questions:

1- What are the tasks of a project leader and a CIO?

2- What should someone has in his CV to be eligible to become a project leader or a CIO? What technical/soft skills and experience should I have?

3- Can someone reach such positions, especially a CIO, by staying in the same company? Or are those positions normally reserved for the founders or so?

4- Why some people avoid management positions like those two?

  1. What are the tasks of a project leader and a CIO?

  2. What should someone has in his CV to be eligible to become a project leader or a CIO? What technical/soft skills and experience should I have?

  3. Can someone reach such positions, especially a CIO, by staying in the same company? Or are those positions normally reserved for the founders or so?

  4. Why some people avoid management positions like those two?

I recently graduated from my computer science masters and trying to understand the industry. I'm still looking for jobs. I came across two positions (project leader and CIO) for software engineers that are considered management positions if I understood correctly. I'm in Germany and concerned mostly in the German industry, but if my questions also apply to other industries then feel free to answer.

My questions:

1- What are the tasks of a project leader and a CIO?

2- What should someone has in his CV to be eligible to become a project leader or a CIO? What technical/soft skills and experience should I have?

3- Can someone reach such positions, especially a CIO, by staying in the same company? Or are those positions normally reserved for the founders or so?

4- Why some people avoid management positions like those two?

I recently graduated from my computer science masters and trying to understand the industry. I'm still looking for jobs. I came across two positions (project leader and CIO) for software engineers that are considered management positions if I understood correctly. I'm in Germany and concerned mostly in the German industry, but if my questions also apply to other industries then feel free to answer.

My questions:

  1. What are the tasks of a project leader and a CIO?

  2. What should someone has in his CV to be eligible to become a project leader or a CIO? What technical/soft skills and experience should I have?

  3. Can someone reach such positions, especially a CIO, by staying in the same company? Or are those positions normally reserved for the founders or so?

  4. Why some people avoid management positions like those two?

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What are the requirements to become a project leader or a CIO?

I recently graduated from my computer science masters and trying to understand the industry. I'm still looking for jobs. I came across two positions (project leader and CIO) for software engineers that are considered management positions if I understood correctly. I'm in Germany and concerned mostly in the German industry, but if my questions also apply to other industries then feel free to answer.

My questions:

1- What are the tasks of a project leader and a CIO?

2- What should someone has in his CV to be eligible to become a project leader or a CIO? What technical/soft skills and experience should I have?

3- Can someone reach such positions, especially a CIO, by staying in the same company? Or are those positions normally reserved for the founders or so?

4- Why some people avoid management positions like those two?