Project Management: Project Management, Management Tips and Strategies, and How to Control a Team to Complete a Project
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| Rating | : | 4.54 (662 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1533435839 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 44 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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This book aims to simplify the process and teach you the necessary skills to manage a project of any size. If these methods work for them, they will work for you! Get your copy today, and improve your project management skills fast! Here Is What You'll Learn AboutProject Management In A NutshellHow To Develop A Reliable TeamHow To Get The Most Out Of Your TeamHow To Hold People AccountableTechniques For Reviewing & Adjusting Your PlanThe Importance Of CommunicationHow To Manage ChangeMuch, Much More!Order your copy of this fantastic book today!. Project Management is something that some people just seem to be good at, while others clearly struggle with it. Inside you will learn how to choose the right team members, how to manage them, how to outsource certain tasks, and how to keep people accountable. Project ManagementGrab this GREAT physical book now at a limited time discounted p
"Highly recommended." according to Andy L. Dougherty. If you have any desire to learn the fundamentals of project management, this the best book in the store. Succinct, perfectly paced and tremendous insight into an industry where people are constantly trying to over-complicate the process. It's apparent that the author knows his stuff, and then some. Highly recommended.. Giving it your best Getting things done might be as important as drawing your next breath, so it is important to know what to do and when. Project management is something many entrepreneurs take for granted, and that’s why many start ups remain start ups. The ability to manage the execution of something to its completion is what sets the great people apart. Projects are normally made of teams and this book teaches the effective management and leadership of those teams to reach the end goal of having done something. I find that the information here is very similar to what is taught at business schools, and since this book is relatively new, wit. Sam Law said Good book. This book asserts that one of the first steps in managing a project is to break it down into small tasks with a schedule for each. From my own experience, I agree that this is the way most successful projects are run. The other techniques taught in this book, such as controls, checking, and reviews, are right on the money. The discussion about defining the scope of the project and carefully documenting any change in the scope covers what I believe is an extremely important aspect of project management. This could be a valuable little book for someone new to project management.