We are currently underway studying "The Lazy Project Manager" by Peter Taylor. In part of his book Peter compares the concept of productive laziness to the "Bare Necessities" video. He uses it to drive home the importance of the 80/20 rule and focusing on what is truly important.
For a step back in time, watch this video!
After watching the video, join in on the discussion WITH author Peter Taylor!
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The Lazy Project Manager--Overview by Peter Taylor
Peter Taylor, author of the best-selling book, The Lazy Project Manager, is scheduled to participate in an upcoming study of his book with Project Management Book Club. In the following podcast Peter provides a quick overview of the key concepts in his book.
To participate in the online study of The Lazy Project Manager, join PMBookClub.com today!
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Project Management Book Club
Do you read books about project management? Do you want a way to study project management books online with other project managers and project team members? Then the Project Management Book Club might be for you!
The Project Management Book Club is the online book club for project managers and project teams. But it isn't just another online book club. The Project Management Book Club is different in two ways:
First, as the title implies, the Project Management Book Club focuses on studying books about project management to help project managers and project teams study and discuss project management topics.
Second, the authors of project management books directly participate in the online book studies and discussions! That's right... you get to study WITH the book authors and ask them questions to further expand your knowledge about the project management topic of study.
So how does it work?
The process is simple. In collaboration with its members, the Project Management Book Club picks a project management book to study, they set a starting date, they purchase the book, and then they discuss the book in the members only online forum. In addition, all previous book studies are captured and archived so members can go back at any time to review discussions about project management books studied in the past.
However, quite possibly the best part of the Project Management Book Club is the connections you will make with other project managers and project team members. The Project Management Book Club brings together people from around the globe to study and discuss books about project management.
To learn more, visit the Project Management Book Club.
The Project Management Book Club is the online book club for project managers and project teams. But it isn't just another online book club. The Project Management Book Club is different in two ways:
First, as the title implies, the Project Management Book Club focuses on studying books about project management to help project managers and project teams study and discuss project management topics.
Second, the authors of project management books directly participate in the online book studies and discussions! That's right... you get to study WITH the book authors and ask them questions to further expand your knowledge about the project management topic of study.
So how does it work?
The process is simple. In collaboration with its members, the Project Management Book Club picks a project management book to study, they set a starting date, they purchase the book, and then they discuss the book in the members only online forum. In addition, all previous book studies are captured and archived so members can go back at any time to review discussions about project management books studied in the past.
However, quite possibly the best part of the Project Management Book Club is the connections you will make with other project managers and project team members. The Project Management Book Club brings together people from around the globe to study and discuss books about project management.
To learn more, visit the Project Management Book Club.