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Ellis’ book, The Project Book , to giveaway. Here is some information about the book: Project leaders and senior managers in all business and technical disciplines will benefit from the insightful guidance this book offers and better project outcomes will result. Split into two parts, individually addressing Project Leaders and Project Sponsors, this book guides large project facilitators to understand the importance of people over processes. Books MORE
For example, in a book about IT projects one of the first assertions that he makes is that you simplify everything if you don’t do IT projects. “[M]inimise The book is aimed at people who are in a project leadership position but who perhaps don’t have the hands on practical experience of a project manager. When people are looking to you as a the sponsor for direction or guidance on the issues that they can’t resolve themselves, this book will be a helpful guide to get you through. MORE
However, I have purchased this book myself and can honestly highly recommend it. . Gordon has you covered with his book The Data Conversion Cycle: A guide to migrating transactions and other records, for system implementation teams. In this book, Dave explains how to handle complex data migrations (or even simple ones). Dave’s book will put you ahead of these data conversion risks with guidance on each step of the process. He explains that’s how the book started. MORE
I’m also lucky enough to know Penny and I can tell you that the book reads very much as Penny talks: knowledgeable, accessible, practical, and – if this doesn’t sound too sycophantic – wise. So, in the normal style of my book reviews, let me tell you more about what’s in the book and what else I thought about it. The third concept defined pretty early on is virtual leadership, which you’d expect, what with it being the title of the book and all. MORE
When Bill Dow asked if I wanted to review his book on project management communication tools, I jumped at the opportunity. Because it’s a giant book that I can’t carry on the train with me. Seriously, this book contains everything you ever wanted to know about all the tools and documents available to you for communicating about your project. That’s the question I asked myself when I picked this book up. Aside from the weight of the book, I had a problem with the font. MORE
Donald Asher’s book, Who Gets Promoted, Who Doesn’t And Why is sub-titled ’12 things you’d better do if you want to get ahead’. This isn’t his latest book but it’s the most relevant to those of us part-way through our careers. Books This article contains affiliate links MORE
I have been a bit lax with project management reading recently but one book that I have made time for is The Conscious Project Leader: How to Create a Culture of Success for Your Projects, Your Team and Yourself. It didn’t take much browsing on his website to realise that it was going to be my kind of book. The book is light on methods and tools and heavy on stakeholder engagement, authentic leadership and emotional maturity. Books Expert Views MORE
As the book is ultimately about being remembered in a positive way, that’s important. There’s also an ‘Ask Gerry’ question and answer section at the end of each section which he uses to get in the answers to points that haven’t come up in the book so far. The book is packed with icons and I thought it would be annoying but I soon got over that. The book offers a good overview and quick start options to boost your ability to be memorable at work for the right reasons. MORE
This article, The Project Manager’s Little Book of Cheats [Book Review] , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. There’s no such thing as cheating in project management,” writes Beth Spriggs , “but if there were it would be this book.”. I love books that are practical and applicable, and this is both. Think of this book as the hard-won advice that an experienced mentor would tell you. Beth was kind enough to send me a copy of her book for review. MORE
But we do know that when it comes to business, leadership, personal productivity and work-life balance, a slew of seriously helpful self-help books has recently been published that can help you make 2020 your best year yet. If you start your new year by reading just one of these books, you’ll be starting out on the right foot. Best Self-Help Books About Business. If you need a good book about business, you’re in luck. Buy the book. Buy the book. MORE
This book is ready now and readers of this blog can get special pre-release pricing of $4.99 Agile Project Management Books Certification Leadership PMI-ACPI am excited to announce a new eBook “ Agile Illustrated: A Visual Learners Guide to Agility ”. It is a short, graphical overview of agile and agile team leadership published as an Amazon Kindle eBook. MORE
In this video I share my top picks for books on Agile, especially for those of you new to Agile or considering moving your organisation to Agile ways of working. These are my current favourite books on agile for project managers. Under the video you’ll see details of each of the books mentioned. This book is available on Kindle and won’t take you long to read. There is no shame in reading a book like this, and it’s where I started when I was learning about Agile. MORE
But, for a new project manager, project management books are still a great way to learn. And for those of us with experience under our belts, the right project management books can offer new insights and ideas. So, what project management books would I recommend to a new project manager? Any selection of the best project management books must be subjective and this is no different. Next step project management books for PMs with a little experience under your belt. MORE
Looking to buy a great project management book to help you to mature as a project manager? Here are the 10 best sellers when it comes to what project management books are being purchased on Amazon: The Third Wave: An Entrepreneur’s Vision of the Future. PMP Exam Prep, Eighth Edition – Updated: Rita’s Course in a Book for Passing the PMP Exam. If I may, please allow me to add my new book The Intentional Project Manager which I published in February of 2016. MORE
The book is simple in the most positive ways imaginable, never once becoming perceivable as even minutely flawed or shallow for the reader. There are also useful tables, including the unmatched Hallmarks of Effective Decision-Making, and the book’s focus on the types of variables involved in managing uncertainty is detailed, thorough and open. Project Management Books Project Uncertainty MORE
We’ve just released one of our most hotly-requested features – Repeat Bookings ! Now you can also repeat bookings weekly, fortnightly, monthly or yearly and if that’s not enough for you, there’s even a custom option. Multi-resource bookings. Use our powerful filters to focus on a group of people you want to add a repeat booking for, then simply copy the booking to each of the resources. MORE
Normally when I read books to review I take notes as I go. I think I just got sucked in to the book, and read it fast, which was probably not the point. The book is subtitled 101 Ways to Save Time in our 24/7 World and for Hohlbaum, “slow” has a particular meaning. The book talks frequently about managing our relationship with time, and creating a better balance so that we don’t feel that time controls us. Books This article contains affiliate links MORE
This article, Book Review: Project Management for Humans , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. Sometimes I pick up a project management book and it’s like: “I have to read this, book reviews are part of my job, but at least with this one I’m going to get a nice nap at the end.”. In Project Management for Humans he has taken his experience, ideas and good practice and distilled them into a fun, practical book. MORE
Here is a list of our suggestions for the best human resource management books of 2020. Being agile is just one of the things that this book teaches you. A great place to start your journey into human resource management books. MORE
This is a new one for us - Book Reviews! This particular book is the "Project Management Pocketbook", by Keith Posner and Mike Applegarth, and stands out on my Project Management Bookshelf both physically and conceptually. Physically: my first impressions are that this is a tiny little book, with 110 pages but less than 15x11cm in a landscape-type format- about 1/3 of the height of a normal piece of paper, and 2/3 the width. Book Reviews MORE
Here’s my list of top change management books for leaders. Kotter is a leading authority in change management, and this is the book to start with. I think this book is more for transformative, disruptive, organisational change instead of project-led ‘small’ change, but the theories, case studies and techniques can definitely be applied to a project environment. This is another book that has had multiple editions, so be sure to get the latest version. MORE
It took me a while to get my hands on Simon Moore’s book, Strategic Project Portfolio Management *, but I’m rather glad I did. I read a lot, and I notice fonts, layout, box copy, but in this book, most of all the lovely tables. Praising a book because it is pretty is probably shallow, but it does matter for the reader experience. Moore’s book looks at how project management offices should choose and prioritise projects in order to give businesses the best returns. MORE
This is where product development books can help. As I was working with clients experiencing the transition from projects to products I was lucky to engage with several authors of product-first, #NoProjects books and chat about the challenge areas and potential solutions. Then when I recently read a third book about product development shift I thought it could be useful to review some of the books in the market. MORE
The post Why I Wrote The Book Metagility: Managing Agile Development For Competitive Advantage appeared first on The Digital Project Manager. Topics MORE
A good project management book. the truth is that project management books are a more in-depth way to get inside the minds of the best managers out there. Jump to a section: The best books for mastering the fundamentals of project management. This book teaches you how. MORE
I closed her exceptional book completely inspired and itching to get a copy in the hands of both LiquidPlanner employees and our customers. In Susanne’s book, 2018 PMI research shows that only 52% of projects finish on time, only 69% meet their business objectives, and, for every $1 billion spent, organizations are losing $97 million. The Power of Project Leadership is an excellent book on leadership in general. MORE
This article, Book Review: PMP Project Management Professional Exam , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. The book itself is nice. There are review exercises alongside memorisation exercises (because memorising info, although dull, is part of what’s going to get you through the exam – there’s no pretending in this book). Overall, this is a solid book, recommended for those who are working towards getting their PMP® exam before the new guidelines are introduced. MORE
It’s a shame the title of the book is so uninspiring. There are several examples in the book of companies using the wrong metrics to measure their business processes – metrics that show them as ultimately performing well when financially the company is not achieving what it should. MORE
Normally my occasional column about the project management books I’m reading and the novels I’m carrying around reflects what I’ve spent time on in the last six weeks or so. But today, in honour of Banned Books Week I’m taking a more long-term view of what I’ve read. Here are 11 books that I’ve read that somewhere has banned at some point. Jung Chang’s book * is a memoir of three generations of her family: her grandmother, her mother, and herself. Books MORE
Fortunately, there are many books with advice on this very issue. But even finding the right time management books takes time, which you want to save. Below, we’ve curated a list of the 20 best time management books. The best books on time management. Time is money. MORE
I’m probably the ideal audience for this book: I don’t need convincing. I wrote a book about stakeholder engagement too. This book sets out a way to manage stakeholders that many project managers will recognize: Identify and document. The bulk of the book is taken up with explaining these steps in more detail and offering practical solutions for making them work on your project. This is personal preference and not particularly a disadvantage to the book. MORE
For this reason, when a friend recommended Dr. Robert Cialdini’s book Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion, I was eager to see if there was valuable advice I could use. In his book Influence Robert Cialdini covers the following 6 principles of influence: 1. The entire book was great. In Influence Robert Cialdini presents a book that’s entertaining and easy to read. General Book Review MORE
But we do know that when it comes to business, leadership, personal productivity and work-life balance, a slew of seriously helpful self-help books has recently been published that can help you make 2019 your best year yet. If you start your new year by reading just one of these books, you’ll be starting out on the right foot. Best Self-Help Books About Business. If you need a good book about business, you’re in luck. Buy the book. Buy the book. MORE
This article, 7 Must Read Books on Stakeholder Management , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. There are thousands of project management books, many of which focus on the difficult issues of managing stakeholders. An easy-to-read book packed with useful, practical tips on stakeholder engagement. The book covers a 5-step approach for a pathway to engaging others on projects. The Project Manager’s Little Book of Cheats. MORE
Andrew was nice enough to provide two copies of his book of the same name to giveaway. The post From Technical to Exceptional Book Giveaway appeared first on Girl's Guide to Project Management. BooksRecently I reviewed Andrew Zeitoun’s training course, From Technical to Exceptional. It is about transitioning from a technical expert to a team leader or project manager. I found his course very grounded in reality and I recommend you check out my review. MORE
249 Edoardo Binda Zane’s book, Effective Decision-Making is what you need to get your team focused. The book had a very successful launch on Kindle and it also reached number 1 in the Management Science category on Amazon in Germany. Do you struggle to get people on your team to make decisions? I have the perfect solution for you. It’s a collection of tools for making better business decisions. MORE
There are so many books out there. In this video I share 3 books that are fantastic reads for new project managers. Under the video you’ll see details for each of the books. The Project Management Book by Richard Newton. Even if you have “done” projects before, this book will give you some of the jargon and techniques to help you get started as a more formal project manager, without weighing you down in bureaucracy. Yes, this my book! MORE
Wise’s book, Trust in Virtual Teams. For me, this was the big revelation from the book. ” My view of the book. The book includes stories from his own experience but no external case studies. It doesn’t take a book to do that, but if you want to go deeper into the theories of trust and how these can be applied in the workplace, then this book will help. Books Stakeholders This article contains affiliate links. MORE
This article, Bridging the PM Competency Gap [Book Review] , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. The book won’t tell you what competencies your team needs, but it does lay out a roadmap for helping you work that out for yourself. It’s a practical book that lays out addressing your issues in 5 simple steps: Define what you are trying to achieve with this learning programme. Do You Need This Book? Book Review This article contains affiliate links MORE
I might at some point in the future, especially if I can hang on to Jack Risos’ book Ace the PMP Exam (3rd ed, updated for PMBOK ® – Sixth Edition). I hadn’t read a book created in iBooks Author before but I would certainly read more. The book has interactivity built in through flashcards, questions and answers and interactive presentations. The book is ordered in the same way as you would typically manage a project. MORE
Books Related Topics Girl's Guide to PM
OCTOBER 19, 2020
It’s a shame the title of the book is so uninspiring. There are several examples in the book of companies using the wrong metrics to measure their business processes – metrics that show them as ultimately performing well when financially the company is not achieving what it should.
Girl's Guide to PM
OCTOBER 23, 2020
Donald Asher’s book, Who Gets Promoted, Who Doesn’t And Why is sub-titled ’12 things you’d better do if you want to get ahead’. This isn’t his latest book but it’s the most relevant to those of us part-way through our careers. Books This article contains affiliate links
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Girl's Guide to PM
MAY 7, 2020
Here’s my list of top change management books for leaders. Kotter is a leading authority in change management, and this is the book to start with. I think this book is more for transformative, disruptive, organisational change instead of project-led ‘small’ change, but the theories, case studies and techniques can definitely be applied to a project environment. This is another book that has had multiple editions, so be sure to get the latest version.
Girl's Guide to PM
OCTOBER 30, 2018
I might at some point in the future, especially if I can hang on to Jack Risos’ book Ace the PMP Exam (3rd ed, updated for PMBOK ® – Sixth Edition). I hadn’t read a book created in iBooks Author before but I would certainly read more. The book has interactivity built in through flashcards, questions and answers and interactive presentations. The book is ordered in the same way as you would typically manage a project.
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Girl's Guide to PM
AUGUST 20, 2018
There are so many books out there. In this video I share 3 books that are fantastic reads for new project managers. Under the video you’ll see details for each of the books. The Project Management Book by Richard Newton. Even if you have “done” projects before, this book will give you some of the jargon and techniques to help you get started as a more formal project manager, without weighing you down in bureaucracy. Yes, this my book!
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Girl's Guide to PM
JULY 25, 2016
I’m also lucky enough to know Penny and I can tell you that the book reads very much as Penny talks: knowledgeable, accessible, practical, and – if this doesn’t sound too sycophantic – wise. So, in the normal style of my book reviews, let me tell you more about what’s in the book and what else I thought about it. The third concept defined pretty early on is virtual leadership, which you’d expect, what with it being the title of the book and all.
Girl's Guide to PM
APRIL 4, 2019
Andrew was nice enough to provide two copies of his book of the same name to giveaway. The post From Technical to Exceptional Book Giveaway appeared first on Girl's Guide to Project Management. BooksRecently I reviewed Andrew Zeitoun’s training course, From Technical to Exceptional. It is about transitioning from a technical expert to a team leader or project manager. I found his course very grounded in reality and I recommend you check out my review.
Girl's Guide to PM
MARCH 13, 2020
Wise’s book, Trust in Virtual Teams. For me, this was the big revelation from the book. ” My view of the book. The book includes stories from his own experience but no external case studies. It doesn’t take a book to do that, but if you want to go deeper into the theories of trust and how these can be applied in the workplace, then this book will help. Books Stakeholders This article contains affiliate links.
Girl's Guide to PM
SEPTEMBER 13, 2017
This article, The Project Manager’s Little Book of Cheats [Book Review] , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. There’s no such thing as cheating in project management,” writes Beth Spriggs , “but if there were it would be this book.”. I love books that are practical and applicable, and this is both. Think of this book as the hard-won advice that an experienced mentor would tell you. Beth was kind enough to send me a copy of her book for review.
Girl's Guide to PM
OCTOBER 16, 2017
This article, Bridging the PM Competency Gap [Book Review] , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. The book won’t tell you what competencies your team needs, but it does lay out a roadmap for helping you work that out for yourself. It’s a practical book that lays out addressing your issues in 5 simple steps: Define what you are trying to achieve with this learning programme. Do You Need This Book? Book Review This article contains affiliate links
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Girl's Guide to PM
MARCH 1, 2017
As the book is ultimately about being remembered in a positive way, that’s important. There’s also an ‘Ask Gerry’ question and answer section at the end of each section which he uses to get in the answers to points that haven’t come up in the book so far. The book is packed with icons and I thought it would be annoying but I soon got over that. The book offers a good overview and quick start options to boost your ability to be memorable at work for the right reasons.
Girl's Guide to PM
NOVEMBER 16, 2016
I’m probably the ideal audience for this book: I don’t need convincing. I wrote a book about stakeholder engagement too. This book sets out a way to manage stakeholders that many project managers will recognize: Identify and document. The bulk of the book is taken up with explaining these steps in more detail and offering practical solutions for making them work on your project. This is personal preference and not particularly a disadvantage to the book.
Girl's Guide to PM
SEPTEMBER 10, 2018
In this video I share my top picks for books on Agile, especially for those of you new to Agile or considering moving your organisation to Agile ways of working. These are my current favourite books on agile for project managers. Under the video you’ll see details of each of the books mentioned. This book is available on Kindle and won’t take you long to read. There is no shame in reading a book like this, and it’s where I started when I was learning about Agile.
Girl's Guide to PM
SEPTEMBER 6, 2017
This article, 7 Must Read Books on Stakeholder Management , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. There are thousands of project management books, many of which focus on the difficult issues of managing stakeholders. An easy-to-read book packed with useful, practical tips on stakeholder engagement. The book covers a 5-step approach for a pathway to engaging others on projects. The Project Manager’s Little Book of Cheats.
Girl's Guide to PM
APRIL 17, 2017
When Bill Dow asked if I wanted to review his book on project management communication tools, I jumped at the opportunity. Because it’s a giant book that I can’t carry on the train with me. Seriously, this book contains everything you ever wanted to know about all the tools and documents available to you for communicating about your project. That’s the question I asked myself when I picked this book up. Aside from the weight of the book, I had a problem with the font.
Girl's Guide to PM
JANUARY 16, 2017
For example, in a book about IT projects one of the first assertions that he makes is that you simplify everything if you don’t do IT projects. “[M]inimise The book is aimed at people who are in a project leadership position but who perhaps don’t have the hands on practical experience of a project manager. When people are looking to you as a the sponsor for direction or guidance on the issues that they can’t resolve themselves, this book will be a helpful guide to get you through.
Girl's Guide to PM
AUGUST 9, 2017
This article, Book Review: Project Management for Humans , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. Sometimes I pick up a project management book and it’s like: “I have to read this, book reviews are part of my job, but at least with this one I’m going to get a nice nap at the end.”. In Project Management for Humans he has taken his experience, ideas and good practice and distilled them into a fun, practical book.
Arras People
SEPTEMBER 6, 2016
The book is simple in the most positive ways imaginable, never once becoming perceivable as even minutely flawed or shallow for the reader. There are also useful tables, including the unmatched Hallmarks of Effective Decision-Making, and the book’s focus on the types of variables involved in managing uncertainty is detailed, thorough and open. Project Management Books Project Uncertainty
Girl's Guide to PM
SEPTEMBER 28, 2016
Normally my occasional column about the project management books I’m reading and the novels I’m carrying around reflects what I’ve spent time on in the last six weeks or so. But today, in honour of Banned Books Week I’m taking a more long-term view of what I’ve read. Here are 11 books that I’ve read that somewhere has banned at some point. Jung Chang’s book * is a memoir of three generations of her family: her grandmother, her mother, and herself. Books
Girl's Guide to PM
APRIL 15, 2016
It took me a while to get my hands on Simon Moore’s book, Strategic Project Portfolio Management *, but I’m rather glad I did. I read a lot, and I notice fonts, layout, box copy, but in this book, most of all the lovely tables. Praising a book because it is pretty is probably shallow, but it does matter for the reader experience. Moore’s book looks at how project management offices should choose and prioritise projects in order to give businesses the best returns.
LiquidPlanner
NOVEMBER 21, 2019
I closed her exceptional book completely inspired and itching to get a copy in the hands of both LiquidPlanner employees and our customers. In Susanne’s book, 2018 PMI research shows that only 52% of projects finish on time, only 69% meet their business objectives, and, for every $1 billion spent, organizations are losing $97 million. The Power of Project Leadership is an excellent book on leadership in general.
Teamweek
JULY 20, 2020
Fortunately, there are many books with advice on this very issue. But even finding the right time management books takes time, which you want to save. Below, we’ve curated a list of the 20 best time management books. The best books on time management. Time is money.
Leading Answers
JUNE 9, 2019
This is where product development books can help. As I was working with clients experiencing the transition from projects to products I was lucky to engage with several authors of product-first, #NoProjects books and chat about the challenge areas and potential solutions. Then when I recently read a third book about product development shift I thought it could be useful to review some of the books in the market.
Leading Answers
SEPTEMBER 24, 2019
This book is ready now and readers of this blog can get special pre-release pricing of $4.99 Agile Project Management Books Certification Leadership PMI-ACPI am excited to announce a new eBook “ Agile Illustrated: A Visual Learners Guide to Agility ”. It is a short, graphical overview of agile and agile team leadership published as an Amazon Kindle eBook.
Girl's Guide to PM
JULY 18, 2017
This article, Book Review: PMP Project Management Professional Exam , first appeared on Girl's Guide to PM. The book itself is nice. There are review exercises alongside memorisation exercises (because memorising info, although dull, is part of what’s going to get you through the exam – there’s no pretending in this book). Overall, this is a solid book, recommended for those who are working towards getting their PMP® exam before the new guidelines are introduced.
Girl's Guide to PM
MAY 16, 2016
Edoardo Binda Zane’s book, Effective Decision-Making is what you need to get your team focused. The book had a very successful launch on Kindle and it also reached number 1 in the Management Science category on Amazon in Germany. Do you struggle to get people on your team to make decisions? I have the perfect solution for you. It’s a collection of tools for making better business decisions.
Project Bliss
MARCH 15, 2017
For this reason, when a friend recommended Dr. Robert Cialdini’s book Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion, I was eager to see if there was valuable advice I could use. In his book Influence Robert Cialdini covers the following 6 principles of influence: 1. The entire book was great. In Influence Robert Cialdini presents a book that’s entertaining and easy to read. General Book Review
Girl's Guide to PM
JULY 7, 2020
Normally when I read books to review I take notes as I go. I think I just got sucked in to the book, and read it fast, which was probably not the point. The book is subtitled 101 Ways to Save Time in our 24/7 World and for Hohlbaum, “slow” has a particular meaning. The book talks frequently about managing our relationship with time, and creating a better balance so that we don’t feel that time controls us. Books This article contains affiliate links
Teamweek
OCTOBER 22, 2020
Here is a list of our suggestions for the best human resource management books of 2020. Being agile is just one of the things that this book teaches you. A great place to start your journey into human resource management books.
Online PM Courses
DECEMBER 18, 2017
But, for a new project manager, project management books are still a great way to learn. And for those of us with experience under our belts, the right project management books can offer new insights and ideas. So, what project management books would I recommend to a new project manager? Any selection of the best project management books must be subjective and this is no different. Next step project management books for PMs with a little experience under your belt.
Project Bliss
APRIL 18, 2017
However, I have purchased this book myself and can honestly highly recommend it. . Gordon has you covered with his book The Data Conversion Cycle: A guide to migrating transactions and other records, for system implementation teams. In this book, Dave explains how to handle complex data migrations (or even simple ones). Dave’s book will put you ahead of these data conversion risks with guidance on each step of the process. He explains that’s how the book started.
The Digital Project Manager
JUNE 17, 2020
The post Why I Wrote The Book Metagility: Managing Agile Development For Competitive Advantage appeared first on The Digital Project Manager. Topics
Girl's Guide to PM
SEPTEMBER 5, 2019
Ellis’ book, The Project Book , to giveaway. Here is some information about the book: Project leaders and senior managers in all business and technical disciplines will benefit from the insightful guidance this book offers and better project outcomes will result. Split into two parts, individually addressing Project Leaders and Project Sponsors, this book guides large project facilitators to understand the importance of people over processes. Books
Project Risk Coach
APRIL 27, 2016
Looking to buy a great project management book to help you to mature as a project manager? Here are the 10 best sellers when it comes to what project management books are being purchased on Amazon: The Third Wave: An Entrepreneur’s Vision of the Future. PMP Exam Prep, Eighth Edition – Updated: Rita’s Course in a Book for Passing the PMP Exam. If I may, please allow me to add my new book The Intentional Project Manager which I published in February of 2016.
Project Health Check
SEPTEMBER 11, 2017
This is a new one for us - Book Reviews! This particular book is the "Project Management Pocketbook", by Keith Posner and Mike Applegarth, and stands out on my Project Management Bookshelf both physically and conceptually. Physically: my first impressions are that this is a tiny little book, with 110 pages but less than 15x11cm in a landscape-type format- about 1/3 of the height of a normal piece of paper, and 2/3 the width. Book Reviews
Planio
JULY 22, 2020
A good project management book. the truth is that project management books are a more in-depth way to get inside the minds of the best managers out there. Jump to a section: The best books for mastering the fundamentals of project management. This book teaches you how.
ProjectManager.com
JANUARY 2, 2019
But we do know that when it comes to business, leadership, personal productivity and work-life balance, a slew of seriously helpful self-help books has recently been published that can help you make 2019 your best year yet. If you start your new year by reading just one of these books, you’ll be starting out on the right foot. Best Self-Help Books About Business. If you need a good book about business, you’re in luck. Buy the book. Buy the book.
Resource Guru
JULY 15, 2020
We’ve just released one of our most hotly-requested features – Repeat Bookings ! Now you can also repeat bookings weekly, fortnightly, monthly or yearly and if that’s not enough for you, there’s even a custom option. Multi-resource bookings. Use our powerful filters to focus on a group of people you want to add a repeat booking for, then simply copy the booking to each of the resources.
ProjectManager.com
JANUARY 3, 2020
But we do know that when it comes to business, leadership, personal productivity and work-life balance, a slew of seriously helpful self-help books has recently been published that can help you make 2020 your best year yet. If you start your new year by reading just one of these books, you’ll be starting out on the right foot. Best Self-Help Books About Business. If you need a good book about business, you’re in luck. Buy the book. Buy the book.
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