Project Manager's Book of Checklists, The

How to complete a project successfully, smoothly and on time

Häftad, Engelska, 2008

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Managers are faced with complex tasks all the time. Completing these tasks may require setting up and running a project or on other occasions it may need a short, structured action plan.

A huge amount of approaches exist, in thousands of books, to help managers complete tasks. Occasionally, a manager has the time to go off and read a text on a topic like how to manage a project, but often they have an immediate requirement to do something now. There isn’t time to plough through a project management book. Usually, all that is needed is a simple list of steps, a checklist that the manager can read to kick start them into action.

The core contents of this book will follow a standard project management process – starting in initial concept identification, and going through to complete implementation. At each stage there are tasks and problems that face project managers, and for each identified task or problem there will be a checklist.

Unlike normal project management texts, which are written to be read end-to-end, this book is designed to act as an everyday reference source that will be picked up and used every time the question “how do I …..” comes into the readers mind. The book will sit on a manager’s desk at work and be referenced regularly. It will become as much an important supporting tool as a book to read.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2008-11-27
Mått156 x 234 x 13 mm
Vikt396 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor208
Upplaga1
FörlagPearson Education
ISBN9780273715580

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Richard Newton is an experienced executive who has worked both as a management consultant and a senior manager in a number of major corporations. Over the past twenty years he has built a superb track record in the successful delivery of projects and business change, the setting up and management of project and business improvement teams, and advising companies on how to ensure successful delivery on an ongoing basis. He is an advocate and successful practitioner of simple approaches to project and change management.

How to use this book0. Introduction0.1. Which checklist do you need? A. Managing straightforward tasks 1. Personal work management1.1 Understanding your workload1.2 Writing an effective action list to plan your work1.3 Prioritising your workload1.4 Removing non-value-adding tasks from your work1.5 Working to an action list1.6 Deciding when you need help1.7 Getting your line manager’s support1.8 Delegating activities1.9 When and how to say no to a task 2. Managing others’ activity 2.1 Defining tasks and setting objectives for others2.2 Understanding skills and resources needed for a task2.3 Choosing the right person to do a task2.4 Checking progress2.5 Helping someone else to complete a task2.6 Managing tasks across a team2.7 Getting someone to do a task when you aren’t their line manager 3. Clarifying problems and opportunities 3.1 Identifying problems and opportunities3.2 Understanding the impact of a problem3.3 Root cause analysis3.4 Generating opportunities and solutions3.5 Exploring ideas3.6&n