Few people realise how many projects people actually manage. Or how
many of the theoretical approaches to Project Management do not
meet the test of the real world.
This intensive look at Project Management teaches people what they
need to know to lead, or be a member of, a project team. Most
Project Management texts deal predominantly with technical areas,
leaving readers ill-prepared for the real world. Managing Projects
Well looks closely at the behavioural aspects of project management
and project team participation.
Managing Projects Well shows:
What happens when your boss decides the project's schedule and
budget, and you have to work backwards to make things fit
How to communicate and present effectively within and beyond the
team
How to cope when you do all the work, and have to manage multiple
projects and non-project time as well
How to organise people for success, and develop ideal methods for
team member motivation
How to change your own bad habits quickly
What to do when things go wrong
More traditional areas of project management, such as planning,
organising, leading, and controlling a project, are also
covered.
Stephen Bender has many years experience managing projects, both
small and large. He specialises in teaching professional, technical
and clerical staff the techniques of workflow management and
project management.
'Hands on' approach to project management
Focuses on team members as well as leaders
Focuses on small real-world projects - not the Channel Tunnel
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