Why is Project Management not considered a qualification for this job posting when it encompasses all disciplines technical or non-technical?

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Do you think when selecting a project manager the individual should not be from ...
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Erika
12-July-2013

Technical Project Leadership

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Date Posted: 2014/02/14

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