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Intro to Project Mgmt

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My daughter is starting a job that entails setting up conferences. I passed along the GTD concepts and she's getting her feet wet. I wondered if the group had any thoughts on a introductory resource covering this kind of project that is relatively straight-forward but that will have numerous steps & will have several in the planning phase at any given time.

Any thoughts? Thanks
 
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Project Management is actually pretty darned good (IMHO) for the more formal info needed.
 
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jay ghee said:
My daughter is starting a job that entails setting up conferences. I passed along the GTD concepts and she's getting her feet wet. I wondered if the group had any thoughts on a introductory resource covering this kind of project that is relatively straight-forward but that will have numerous steps & will have several in the planning phase at any given time.

Any thoughts? Thanks
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Try Fergus O'Connell's "Simply Brilliant: the Competitive Advantage of Common Sense". It's written with an easy style, and homes in on the few essential project management principles in a very practical way.
 
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