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Old 02-10-2016, 05:23 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by ATDrake View Post
The Lazy Project Manager and the Project From Hell by Peter Taylor & Michael Finer is their business management advice case study wherein they describe how they applied their titular technique to a particular project that had gone very wrong and make a DIY workshop out of the ensuing lessons learned, free courtesy of publisher Infinite Ideas.

Incidentally, we did get the original The Lazy Project Manager advice book as a freebie several years ago, in case you want to compare. ETA: turns out a newer edition of it is currently free for who knows how long.

Currently free @ Kobo (available to Canadians).

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In The Lazy Project Manager and the Project from Hell, Peter Taylor applies the lazy project management technique introduced in his Kindle bestsellers The Lazy Project Manager and The Lazy Winner to a project that has gone seriously wrong.

Based on a workshop Peter has been delivering for several years, the information provided allows you and your team to undertake your own Project from Hell workshop where you analyze the problems and prepare an improvement plan that will be the basis for rescuing the project. The authors provide substantial information about ‘The Project from Hell’, including its background, start-up, progress and events.

Although the workshop is based around an IT project the issues discussed and lessons learned are applicable across a wide range of projects: it could be a marketing campaign, new product introduction or other project-based activity. By engaging with this fascinating case study you and your team will equip yourselves to escape from project hell and find the path to project heaven.
Another freebie by the same author:
The Art of Laziness
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