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This book is a highly accessible guide to being a project manager (PM), particularly a project manager working within an IT field. The role is set out with reference to required skills, essential competencies and responsibilities.
Tools, methods and techniques for project managers are covered, including Agile approaches, risk, issue and change management processes, best practices for managing stakeholders and financial management. Career progression opportunities for project managers are also discussed. Case studies are included throughout, and tips and useful resources are included at the end of every chapter.
Tools, methods and techniques for project managers are covered, including Agile approaches, risk, issue and change management processes, best practices for managing stakeholders and financial management. Career progression opportunities for project managers are also discussed. Case studies are included throughout, and tips and useful resources are included at the end of every chapter.
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Reviews
"'It's very rare in a subject as crowded as project management to find a book that feels immediately fresh and engaging. Elizabeth Harrin's book is that rare thing. Read it and you will understand not only how to run a project but how to do so in a way that ensures your project will deliver for your organization and the people within it.
It's a wonderfully crafted little book...Elizabeth Harrin h
Jonathan Norman
"'Ms. Harrin is superbly up to the task of introducing the field of project management to both newcomers and project veterans alike. As a former PMO lead and PM instructor, I found Elizabeth's work highly engaging. Not only does she present the foundational aspects of project organization in an accessible way, but she also offers a human angle that other texts sorely lack. I especially appreciate
A. Geoffrey Crane
"'Elizabeth has another winner on her hands with her latest IT focused Project Management book "Project Manager - Careers in IT project management". This is a must have for any new project managers wanting to learn about the role, understand best practices and get brought up to speed on all the latest tool, methodologies and industry terms. If you are new and starting out, this book is for you. Wh
Bill Dow, PMP
Extended Details
- SeriesBCS Guides to IT Roles