What Project Management Books Should You Read?

Andrew Filev , Tuesday, July 14, 2009 comment

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People often ask me to advise them on the best resources that will help them deepen their project management knowledge or start their own project management journey. One of Wrike’s clients recently asked me: “I’ve been given the green light to seek out any useful resources in the field of Project Management to further my professional development. I’ve Googled a few things, but can’t really decipher what would be beneficial vs. a waste. I was wondering if you might be able to point me in the right direction and recommend particular books or seminars that I could look into?”

I thought that it would be better to post my reply here, so that more people could take advantage of the advice.

Level 5 Leadership with Project Management 2.0

Andrew Filev , Friday, March 06, 2009 comment

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In my last post, I raised the question of how a new type of leader that emerges with the development of collective intelligence looks like and what his/her role is. We concluded that Project 2.0 leader’s role is to motivate his/her team and make the team members more productive, in order to complete the project on time and on budget. He or she needs to be able to guide the collective intelligence of his or her team and leverage it to the benefit of the whole company. Now I hope to enrich my initial idea with thoughts taken from a well-known Level 5 Leadership concept, introduced by Jim Collins in his “Good to Great” book.

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What Project Management Books Should You Read? Andrew Filev , Tuesday, July 14, 2009 Comments (4) People often ask me to advise them on the best resources that will help them deepen their project management knowledge or start their own project management journey. One of Wrike’s clients recently asked me: “I’ve been given the green light to seek out any useful resources in the field of Project Management to further my professional development. I’ve Googled a few things, but can’t really decipher what would be beneficial vs. a waste. I was wondering if you might be able to point me in the right direction and recommend particular books or seminars that I could look into?” I thought that it would be better to post my reply here, so that more people could take advantage of the advice. Continue reading >> Level 5 Leadership with Project Management 2.0 Andrew Filev , Friday, March 06, 2009 Comments (5) In my last post, I raised the question of how a new type of leader that emerges with the development of collective intelligence looks like and what his/her role is. We concluded that Project 2.0 leader’s role is to motivate his/her team and make the team members more productive, in order to complete the project on time and on budget. He or she needs to be able to guide the collective intelligence of his or her team and leverage it to the benefit of the whole company. Now I hope to enrich my initial idea with thoughts taken from a well-known Level 5 Leadership concept, introduced by Jim Collins in his “Good to Great” book. Continue reading >>	Subscribe via RSS or via email: Andrew Filev is an experienced project manager and a successful entrepreneur. He has been managing software teams since 2001 with the help of new-generation collaboration and management applications. The Project Management 2.0 blog reflects his views on changes going on in contemporary project management, thanks to the influence of collaborative web-based technologies. More >> Recent Comments ibrahim on Critical Path is Easy as 1,2,3 Peter Saddington on Critical Path is Easy as 1,2,3 Claudia on Project Management 2.0 Blog Is in the Top 100 List Categories Enterprise 2.0 Collaboration Project Management 2.0 Social Project Management Collective Intelligence Leadership Project Teams Events Books Publications Tags traditional project management many-to-many dicussions resourses agile methods PMI people environment weak ties productivity Kindle innovation bottom-up strategic planing Office 2.0 articles marketing research project management blogs Project Management 2.0 1 Blogroll Agile Management Blog Agile Project Management Agile Software Development Made Easy Andrew McAfee Bas de Baar Bill Ives Bob Tarne CloudAve Diana Lindstrom Dion Hinchcliffe E2.OH Enterprise Software Blog Eric D. Brown Fast Forward blog How to Manage a Camel Parallel Project Training PMcrunch PM Hut PM Knowledge PM Podcast PM Think! PMStudent Raven Young Rich Maltzman Scott Gavin Tyner Blain Zoli Erdos

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