Project Management: QuickStart Guide - The Simplified Beginner's Guide to Project Management

by ClydeBank Business

Project Management is one of the fastest growing fields in the current job market. As a skill, Project Management is highly valued across multiple industrial and commercial sectors. Elite Project Managers are prized by small businesses and Fortune 500 companies alike and have no problem commanding six-figure plus salaries any day of the week. But what skills and knowledge do great project managers truly possess and how did they obtain them?

In this #1 Amazon Best Seller from ClydeBank Business, the inner-mechanics of high-impact Project Management are explored from a multitude of different vantage points. The Project Management QuickStart Guide recaps the history and evolutions of professional Project Management and introduces readers to the most prominent contemporary PM systems being leveraged today by businesses worldwide.

As is true with all titles throughout the ClydeBank Business library, the Project Management QuickStart Guide treats readers to a gloriously simplified account of the subject matter. Prepare for an introduction to Project Management that’s as extensive as it is beginner friendly. Happy learning!

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ClydeBank Media LLC
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60 pages, Paperback

Published April 13, 2016

Reviews

[Serena Yates · Rating 3 out of 5]

This really is a good beginner's guide - with lots of explanations and guidelines. Maybe not as comprehensive as some other collections, but good as an overview without being confusing or overwhelming. The steps are easy to follow, the explanations helpful, and I think anyone who reads this guide will at least know what further questions to ask once they get involved in a project.

[Michael Wolcott · Rating 1 out of 5]

Took less than an hour to read but very little useful information. Provides a quick overview of project management models but not much about how to actually manage projects. Not worth the time or money.

[Kike Rojas · Rating 4 out of 5]

Nice compendium of different project management methodologies summaries so that you can get to kno2 (in general) how they work.
The final chapter with suggestions for project management tools is also a nice addition.