Ten Minute Guide to Project Management

by Jeff Davidson

Following the advice in this guide will not only help your get your project off on the right foot, but will also keep you and your team marching along to its successful conclusion. You'll learn how to put together the best team for the job, how to define your goals and motivate your teammates, how to monitor the teams progress and keep the project on track, and how to stay within budget and time constraints. The book also explains how to use charts and diagrams to detail and define various aspects of the project.

Genres: Business, Nonfiction

192 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2000

About the author

http://www.jeffdavidson.com/bio.html

Reviews

[John Doe]

You could buy more expensive, more complex books on the topic of project
management than this one, but don't waste your time or your money. This one will do the trick. It's relatively short, and to the point. Jeff Davidson offers fundamental information in a matter of fact style, that makes the book easy to digest. I particularly like it's slim size, it's easy to take with you.

[Laurel B]

A very high overview of project management. I liked that it didn't go into a lot of detail. It kept things simple and to the point. I made a lot of notes and will certainly keep this book around for reference.

[Bogdan]

American style of learning books. Blah!