Project Management 101: Project Teams That Really Work

by Mike Small

What if you could invest just one hour of your life to double the likelihood of success for any project that you are a part of? Would you do it?

This book contains knowledge gained from 18 years of hard-won experience discovering what makes the best resource groups work together almost flawlessly and how to make any project team the very best it can be.

It's all here in one convenient location - wrapped up in a concise, 76 page book that tells you what you need to be successful without wasting a moment of your time.

There is no fluff, wasted space or long-winded analogies. There are only facts and insights that you can use to your advantage starting immediately. Best of all, this is not a technical book by any stretch of the imagination. It's a conversational discussion from one interested professional to another.

Kindle Edition

First published July 5, 2015

About the author

Mike Small is the editor of the online magazine Bella Caledonia and co-founder and director of the Fife Diet. He has a background in Social Ecology, is an expert in the life and influence of Patrick Geddes and the regionalist tradition and is passionate about turning the tide on the relentless globalisation of the food supply. He is a writer, activist and publisher on issues of climate crisis and ‘collapsonomics’.

Reviews

[Nast Marrero · Rating 4 out of 5]

Basic and fine introduction to the main factors in Project Management. The point of view is somewhat skewed towards a directive and task based style of management.