Idarat Al Majmouat Al Dalil Al Kamel, Paperback Book, By: Gregory M Horin

The goals of this book include: To be a factual guide that prepares new project managers for the "real world". Provides an easy-to-use guide and reference for anyone running a project for the first time. Teach the basic concepts and rules of project management techniques. When you understand all this, you can apply it effectively regardless of the toolkit, environment or project scope. To reduce the experiential learning curve on the job by clarifying the characteristics of successful projects, and "lessons learned" from less successful projects. To balance the breadth of topics with sufficient depth in the specific disciplines in order to better prepare the new project manager. To review the skills and characteristics of effective project managers. Emphasizes the importance of “leading” projects rather than just “managing projects.” As in the Absolute Beginner's Guide series, this book uses a didactic method to demonstrate the essential techniques and skills needed to successfully run any project. What is meant by the educational method is that it: A directive and indicative method that is fun, easy and practical. It is assumed that the reader does not have any practical experience in project management. Study the material as if the instructor were there. Presents the material as task-focused lessons, logically arranged and independent (in the form of chapters) that can be read and understood within a short period of time (15 to 30 minutes). Focuses on understanding the principles behind the method or practice. Study the material without specifying specific tools or methodologies. Study the material with the assumption that the reader does not have access to organizational templates or methodologies. Provides a summary map of the main ideas at the end of each chapter, and research has shown that this type of "mind mapping" approach.