The #1 Project Management Mistake, Plus 7 More Lessons

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The #1 Project Management Mistake, Plus 7 More Lessons

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The #1 Project Management Mistake, Plus 7 More Lessons Just Passed Your PMP? Time to Slay Your Projects By Wesley T. Berry How to save a project that's destined for doom -- even if you don't know ANYTHING about project management. Are you new to project management and feeling overwhelmed by everything you come across on the job? Are you looking for a total beginner's guide to project management to help you figure out all the basics? Do you want to launch your career in project management without being stuck in a junior role for 4 years? If you're looking to switch careers and break into project management, you're not alone. The Project Management Institute estimates that there are over 16.5 million project managers in the world, and that number continues to climb as more and more companies begin to use project management to grow their business efficiently. By 2027, it's expected that employers will need over 87 million people in project management roles to help maximize productivity. The problem? There's a complete lack of useful introductory information on how to become an excellent project manager. Sure, there are tons of resources available online. But most of the information on the Internet related to becoming a project manager tends to start from the middle and assumes you know what project management is. Even if your organization is teaching you a little bit here and there, it's hard not to feel completely dumbfounded with technical terminology flying over your head all the time. Fortunately, there's a new project management guidebook to help you get your next project completed on time and on budget -- right from start to finish. In The #1 Project Management Mistake, Plus 7 More Lessons, you'll discover: ¿ The 9 essential questions you need to ask yourself before beginning any project ¿ The #1 reason projects fail -- don't start your next project until you read THIS ¿ 10 easy steps for holding the perfect lessons-learned session