Research shows there is no ‘model’ project manager. Every individual approaches project management in a different way, bringing with them a unique set of skills and experiences. Becoming a good project manager is often largely about self-development. This ebook gives a huge range of ideas and tips on issues such as time management, career progression, managing a personal brand, and navigating office politics. This is one section of the book ‘Shortcuts to Success’.
Table of Content
Author
Glossary
Introduction
Get organised
Don’t do zombie project management
Keep your records tidy
Manage your personal brand
Navigate office politics
Know what’s a showstopper
Learn how to facilitate
Get a mentor
Do documentation
Don’t be afraid to suggest they pull the plug
Archive effectively
Further reading
Index
About the author
Elizabeth Harrin MA MBCS FAPM is a project and programme manager with a decade of experience managing IT and business change projects. She is the author of Social Media for Project Managers (PMI, 2010) and writes the award-winning blog A Girl’s Guide to Project Management. Elizabeth is a PRINCE2, MSP and P3O Practitioner and a member of PMI.
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