Project Management: Project Management, Management Tips and Strategies, and How to Control a Team to Complete a Project
By John Knight
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Being able to effectively manage a project is an absolutely vital skill for anyone wanting to advance their career or business.
Project Management is something that some people just seem to be good at, while others clearly struggle with it.
This book aims to simplif
John Knight
John Knight was a successful businessman, who also happened to be one of London's most successful robbers. He is credited as co-author of Gotcha!: The Untold Story of Britain's Biggest Cash Robbery.
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Project Management - John Knight
Introduction
I want to thank you and congratulate you for taking the time to read this book: Project Management: Project Management, Management Tips and Strategies, and How to Control a Team to Complete a Project
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This book covers the topic of project management, and will teach you how to successfully manage a team with the aim of completing a project.
Anyone who works in a management position will likely have to manage a variety of projects of different sizes, durations, and difficulties throughout their career. Effective project management is a skill however that very few people seem to truly master.
This book aims to provide you with practical information regarding what a project manager is expected to do, how they should plan their project, structure it, review it, and ensure that it is a success.
Included are several different strategies for continually checking the progress of your project, managing team members, and resolving conflicts. All of these areas are crucial for successful project management.
At the completion of this book you will have a good understanding of project management, and will be armed with an array of skills and strategies for successfully managing a project of any size, duration, or difficulty!
Once again, thanks for picking up this book, I hope you find it to be helpful!
Chapter 1 – Project Management in a Nutshell
Project management is a commonly used phrase across industries. It is a process of organizing the tasks involved in a project and effectively implementing any changes within a company. There are plenty of organizations that work on projects that contribute to their core objectives and this is how they achieve their overall goals.
The thing about most projects is that they are finite which means that there is a start and completion date for each one. There are specific tasks involved and a specific number of people with distinct skills employed under each project. Fixed budgets and strict deadlines are always present as well. There is a project manager responsible for overseeing each project ensuring that deliverables are made available in a timely manner. They monitor progress, detect problems, and address these urgently.
Regardless of your profession and current role, surely you will be entrusted to handle a project or two in the span of your career, and this is why it is important to at least start understanding the basics of project management. Over time, honed skills in this department will pay off as you will be helping organizations meet their objectives by ensuring that these projects are done on time. On the other hand, you will be helping your colleagues by reducing the stresses that come with the work that they will be doing. As you properly manage, delegate, and monitor tasks, you can help reduce, detect, and solve costly issues as they arise.
The process of product management follows simple steps beginning with project conception. You have to come up with an idea for a project and assess its feasibility. More often than not, the final evaluation will be done by a panel within the organization to see whether or not the project is doable and