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Phil Baguley

    Optimales Projektmanagement
    Successful Workplace Communication
    Teach Yourself: Project Management
    • Teach Yourself: Project Management

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Designed for those who need to learn this essential business skill, Teach Yourself Project Management starts with the basics­­defining and planning the objective­­and moves on to the details of managing and controlling the project once implemented. Filled with specific examples, this easy-to-read book helps build skills from the bottom up by aiding you in assembling a team, managing money, solving problems, and closing the project without any loose ends­­on time and on budget.

      Teach Yourself: Project Management
      2.0
    • Successful Workplace Communication

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The aim of this book is to enable managers to extend, strengthen, and enhance their workplace communication skills. Written for aspiring or developing managers and built around the idea that workplace communication is a dynamic, interactive, lively, and ultimately enjoyable process, it will tell the reader what workplace communication is about and what the benefits of effective workplace communication are. From there, readers learn how the ways and means of workplace communication can be chosen, planned, and organized; and how to successfully develop and use those ways and means. The book also teaches how to ensure that those ways and means contribute to his or her growth and development as a manager.

      Successful Workplace Communication
      2.4
    • Optimales Projektmanagement

      • 223 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Branchenübergreifend führt dieser Ratgeber Schritt für Schritt und praxisnah in die Grundlagen des Projektmanagement ein. Er hilft in allen Projektphasen, die Prozesse zu verstehen und optimale Entscheidungen zu treffen. Dabei ist die reibungslose Teamarbeit stets eine wesentliche Voraussetzung für erfolgreiches Projektmanagement.

      Optimales Projektmanagement