How To Become A Project Management Super Hero

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The Principles of Project ManagementWe’re very pleased to announce our latest book, The Principles of Project Management, by Meri Williams…

These days, project management skills aren’t linked to a job title — they’re essential for anyone who’s responsible for delivering an outcome within a specific budget and time frame.

This might mean that, as a freelancer, you’re delivering a site to a client on time. Or that, as a team leader, ensuring that a design/development team delivers its part of a broader project perfectly to specifications.

In just about any role, your project management skills can make the difference between becoming a superhero or super-villain!

Author Meri Williams has done a fantastic job of explaining concepts that everyone can apply to their projects. She shows you that project management isn’t rocket science, and that you don’t need to do the PMP exam to be a project management superhero!

Download the sample chapter and check it out for yourself.

For more details or to order, visit the book’s sales page.

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Matthew Magain

Matthew Magain (@mattymcg) is a user experience designer and former Creative Director of SitePoint. Nowadays he runs Useractive, a UX design consultancy in Melbourne, Australia. When not designing beautiful user interfaces or speaking at conferences, he can be found regularly ignoring his blog, m-dash..

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type0 March 27, 2008 at 3:44 am

It looks very informative. I just ordered my copy.

Sojan80 March 26, 2008 at 11:56 pm

WooHoo! Yeah! Go Merri!
I’m at least 4 chapters into it (and anxiously awaiting my hardcover copy) and I’m really enjoying it. Merri brings her wit and years of experience together in a unique way that makes this book extremely informative yet eminently more enjoyable and readable for someone like me with no real knowledge of PM.

I can definitely see keeping this close to hand for my next project!

Saurabh Shyara March 26, 2008 at 9:28 pm

Seems to be a very good book. I will download a free chapter soon. Thanks,

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