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The Project Management Advisor:
18 Major Project Screw-Ups And How To Cut Them Off At The Pass
This is your complete, hands-on guide to saving projects in trouble. Drawing on over 25 years of frontline project management experience, Lonnie Pacelli, The Project Management AdvisorTM identifies the 18 most pervasive causes of project failure: their causes, early warning signs, and how to fix them before it’s too late.
If you’re a working project manager, consultant, or team leader, this book is your secret weapon. It’s fast. Relevant. Practical. Easy to read. Easy to use. Above all: it works.
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Here are specific, practical, immediate solutions for all 18 key causes of project failure:
Screw-up #1 – We weren’t addressing the right problem
Screw-up #2 - We designed the wrong thing
Screw-up #3 - We used the wrong technology
Screw-up #6 - The team didn’t gel
Screw-up #7 - We didn’t involve the right people
Screw-up #8 - We didn’t communicate what we were doing
Screw-up #9 - We didn’t pay attention to project risks and management issues
Screw-up #10 - The project cost much more than expected
Screw-up #11 - We didn’t understand and report progress against the plan
Screw-up #12 - We tried to do too much
Screw-up #13 - We didn’t do enough testing
Screw-up #14 - We weren’t effective at training the customer
Screw-up #15 - We didn’t pull the plug on the project when we should have
Screw-up #16 - We tripped at the finish line
Screw-up #17 – The vendor didn’t deliver
Screw-up #18 – We had no fallback position in case the product failed
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