- Title
- Getting the Job Done: Managing Project Teams and Task Forces for Success
- Author
- Randolph, W. Alan; Posner, Barry Z.
- Publisher
- Prentice Hall PTR
- Year
- 1991
- ISBN
- 0136162851
Curriculum and Classification
- Subject
- Leadership and Management
- MainCurriculum
- Project Design
- SubCurriculum
- Project Understanding 1
- Semester
- Semester 1
Abstract
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Review by customer:
From clean humor with Noha's ark project, to very clear explanation on Gantt and PERT Graphs, this little book will help a lot to anybody, whom is really interested in teach Project Management. Of course, there are many excellent Project books, but specially this, is very easy to understand, giving you a logical structure about projects, based on acronyms like GO CARTS, CRACS, DRIVER, and very clear examples about concepts. Get it, and enjoy drawings, phrases, and metaphors, and take a tour in a very clever learning adventure. Do you agree with me? No problem, I think this little book values more than its cost. If you are thinking in teaching efforts for explain to students, workers, team members, take advantage with this book. After read this book, your people will understand better, current software capabilities, and will have some essential habilities for Project management, Team work and a better sense on Getting job & things done! Buy it and enjoy it. Do you feel very basic this book? then enjoy it and remember: simple but useful things always will improve your life. Live happy! Armand Mark.
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