Six-Word Lessons for Project Managers: 100 Lessons to Make You a Better Project Manager

Lonnie Pacelli, a globally-recognized project management authority, is the creator of the Six-Word Lessons series, which began with this book, based on the legend that Ernest Hemingway was challenged to write a story in only six words.  The story was: For sale: baby shoes, never worn. 

Lonnie took this idea to heart and wrote a book about his project management expertise with 100 six-word lesson titles and a brief description for each lesson. 


He thought this Six-Word Lesson format would be perfect to give project managers a quick, simple reference to make them better at their jobs, and generate successful project results.
     
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Six-Word Lessons for Project Managers, the first book in the series, gives you 100 simple to understand six-word lessons which cut through all the baloney and get you results fast.  Get lots of great nuggets in the following categories:

1. Know the Problem, Define the Need
2. Define the Solution, Meet the  Need
3. Manage to Scope, Avoid the Creep
4. Budget and Schedule, The PM's Compass
5. Risks and Issues Obliterate Best Plans
6. Sponsors and  Stakeholders, Friend or Foe?
7. Testing, Testing, Testing:  One, Two,  Three
8. Training:  Why Don't You Get It?
9. Vendors and Consultants,  Open the Vault
10. Teams that Gel Deliver Once Again
11. Adoption:  Why  Don't They Use It?

Each six-word lesson gives you a concise explanation how a project  can go south when the lesson is not followed along with how to apply the lesson to your day-to-day world as a project manager.  Years of wisdom in a book you can read in an hour! 

Published by Pacelli Publishing

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