Servant Leadership is part of being a project manager, especially in agile projects. This Servant Leadership Roadmap provides ways to make you successful in the leadership style.
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Practical Project Risk Management: The ATOM Methodology is a PMI-RMP Exam Content Outline Resource and a Book built for Project Managers and Risk Managers!
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“The Failure of Risk Management” equips professionals with the tools to move beyond guesswork, leveraging data-driven strategies that truly reduce uncertainty.
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The Impact Engine is a book by Laura Barnard. It is the guide to success in not just your PMO’s, but in your organizations projects!
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Discover the ‘Monsters of Team Performance’ by Andrew Bull, a must-read for project managers and team leaders. This comprehensive review explores how Bull’s book identifies common team performance issues, offers strategies to overcome them, and provides actionable solutions for building high-performing teams.
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Dawn Mahan’s “Meet the Players in Projectland” is my first 5-star review as it explores how project managers can use Dawn’s unique approach to navigate team dynamics and boost project success.
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This book is for project risk managers and project managers who want to understand the holistic picture of project risk management.
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“Project Management for Professional Services” is a concise yet comprehensive guide that spans 141 pages, broken down into 11 chapters, plus introductory and closing sections. Each chapter delves into crucial aspects of project management tailored for professional services.
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“Start With Why” by Simon Sinek explores the importance of identifying one’s core purpose or “Why.” It is a must-read for leaders and professionals seeking to inspire through clear vision and authentic leadership.
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In a day and age where project managers are expected to do more, “Managing Multiple Projects” is a relief for your sanity and a guidebook for your all of your projects success
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