Project managers will learn how to overcome pitfalls in this self-help guide for managing projects.
Written in memoir format, this book also is useful for those considering project management as a career and anyone supervising project managers.
Real-world case studies are used to present good practices and lessons learned for numerous project circumstances, including: Varying project sizes from small and simple to multi-disciplinary, mega and complex Public and private sector clients Different delivery methods, including design-build and public-private partnerships Domestic and international venues Even when engineering is easy for someone, their technical competence does not guarantee they will be a successful project manager.
This book provides a unique opportunity to observe good and bad decisions the author made as he progressed from engineering student to effective, world-class project manager.
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Bruce Podwal The engineering is easy: memoir of a project manager, paperback/bruce e. podwal
