AI‑PM Career Navigator

Project Management careers are being quietly redesigned around AI. 

The PMs who survive every layoff wave don’t wait for the memo.

A research-backed AI Career Navigator that shows tech PMs exactly how to move off the layoff path and onto the acceleration path—beforeduring, and after disruption.


AI + Layoff Reality Check

  • Over 275,000+ tech jobs were cut in 2024–2025; project managers, coordinators, and internal ops roles are now explicitly named as “most at risk” as AI tools take over task delegation, reporting, and internal communication.​
  • Firms are not just cutting headcount—they’re removing entire layers of coordination and QA, then hiring into AI-first roles like AI Program Manager, AI Ops, and model governance.
  • Laid-off workers report that the top things they wish they’d done sooner were: learn AI, reposition their narrative, and build stronger cross-functional visibility—exactly the behaviors most PMs postpone until it’s too late.

If you’re a PM in tech and your plan is “just keep delivering,” you’re playing the wrong game.


“What Only a Handful of PMs Are Doing”

Before a layoff

  • Reading organizational AI signals early instead of ignoring them.
  • Quietly shifting portfolio from “run the business” to AI-enabled transformation work.
  • Building AI literacy and strategic PM capabilities while still employed.​

During a layoff cycle

  • Knowing exactly how exposed your current role is—and how to talk about your skills in AI-era language to hiring managers.
  • Using AI, not just being replaced by it—demonstrating you can orchestrate human + AI work instead of just tasks.​

After a layoff

  • Re-entering the market with a 12–24 month AI-era plan, not just a refreshed resume.
  • Targeting employers and roles that align with your new trajectory instead of jumping back into the same vulnerable profile.​

The AI Era PM Career Navigator packages all of that into a structured assessment, AI-powered report, and optional coaching path built specifically for project managers in tech.


Video Stack (Proof + Preview)

Tool Overview

4:45 Minute Presentation

See how the platform, lessons, assessment, and AI engine work together to place you on a disruption vs. acceleration trajectory—and show you how to move.​


Tool’s Final Planner Report (Walk-Me)

Video 2 – 3‑minute redacted report walkthrough

This redacted example walks through a real AI-era PM Career Navigator report—so you know exactly what you’ll receive, without exposing anyone’s private data.

Note: If you want to experience the tool, click the button above, create a Thinkific Account, and preview the first section of the tool. Thereafter, purchasing the tool unlocks all of it’s features and benefits.



What you’ll walk away with

  • clear diagnosis of where you sit on the AI disruption vs. acceleration curve as a PM in tech—and what’s driving that risk.
  • 12–24 month AI-era career roadmap that shows you how to reposition your skills, projects, and visibility so you’re the PM companies keep and promote when they flatten the org chart.
  • Concrete narrative and job-search upgrades—language you can plug into your resume, LinkedIn, and stakeholder conversations immediately.


This is not generic career advice; it’s built from a multi-year research study on AI, tech layoffs, and PM role evolution, with over 100+ citations from PMI, leading universities, and workforce analytics organizations.​

Click below to enter the portal, watch the free overview and redacted sample, and—when you’re ready—unlock your full assessment, AI report, and optional 1:1 implementation coaching.


FAQ

  • “Is this just another AI course?”
    No. It’s a career decision system that uses AI to analyze your situation and generate a PM-specific roadmap—then teaches you how to execute it.
  • “I’m not laid off yet—should I wait?”
    Waiting until after the memo dramatically reduces your options; the most resilient PMs reposition while still employed.​
  • “What if I’m already between roles?”
    The Navigator helps you target employer types, roles, and narratives that match where AI is actually creating demand, not just where jobs are disappearing.​