Project Management: A Beginner's Guide To Effectively Manage Any Project Like The Pros Do by Mr Adam Richards

by Adam Richards

You are about to discover what EVERYONE ought to know about effective project management and how the professional project managers operate, to make sure you carry ANY project to its successful completion.In Project The Unofficial How To Effectively Manage Any Project Like A True Professional you will learn what project management actually is and exactly how a professional project manager operates. You will learn the different phases of project management and the common constraints you should have in mind regardless of the project at hand. You will also learn about the Iron Triangle (also known as Project Management Triangle) as well as the "Pick Any Two" Euler Diagram.You will learn how to design an effective management plan and of course the problems that might come along the way if your plan is inadequate. You will learn how to operate so you can meet your project's deadlines and how to deal with any unexpected problems you may face along the way.A good project manager needs to have a set of certain qualities. We will go through each one of them so you can better understand what is expected of you, for the successful completion of your project. You will also find out how to handle risks and how to define and manage issues in a professional and timely manner. Finally, you will learn how to make an overall evaluation of the project and how to prepare the final project report. Project Management, The Unofficial Guide, Project Manager Book

Paperback

First published September 17, 2014

Reviews

[Susan Andrus · Rating 1 out of 5]

There can be a fine line between concision and lack of adequate information. Unfortunately, this book was far to short to be useful as anything more than a reminder of knowledge gained elsewhere. None of it was wrong--the book just needed more words. Like, easily twice as many.

[Brian W · Rating 4 out of 5]

Concise book on the foundational basics of program management that any beginner could follow and improve upon their ability to successfully complete projects.

[Brian · Rating 2 out of 5]

Have to agree with other critics that this book is far too basic. It's essentially a pamphlet using triple spacing and a large font size to pass as a book. The content isn't bad for a beginner, but for more detail you will most likely have to buy an additional book as a follow-up.