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Loading... The Project 50 (Reinventing Work): Fifty Ways to Transform Every "Task"…por Thomas J. Peters
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adorará Adira ao LibraryThing para descobrir se gostará deste livro. Wow! This is an awesome book. If you're involved in projects, I highly recommend it. If you aren't, yes you are - and so you should read it to find out why. This is a fast, fun-paced guide to making success out of projects by making them bigger, meaningful, important, and impassioned. Peters revs up his own energy and format, building his 50 tips around the stages of Create, Sell, Implement, and Exit. He includes lots of quotes and ideas from others ("Reward excellent failures; punish mediocre successes.") The successful project manager creates projects or re-frames them. They are endlessly curious. The success factor for a project, the constant criteria, is Wow! Using another criteria (paraphrasing from his recap of critic Claude Cernuschi's evaluation of art) set of 4 factors: Fashion (Was it cool?), Quality (Was it craft?), Originality (Is it novel?), and Influence (Was the path altered?). I've recommended this book numerous times since reading it. (  ) jpsnow | May 1, 2008 |   sem resenhas | adicionar uma resenha
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Stressing the importance of following a project from start to finish, Peters breaks the WOW Project (also known as the "Way Cool" project, by the way) into four stages--create, sell, implement, and exit--and 50 lists. No. 24 (titled "Work on BUZZ ... all the time!") recommends making a stir about the "WOW-worthy project," showing off your team's success with buttons, mugs, and T-shirts. Shameless? Perhaps. But if the project is truly worthy, then "parading your team's spunk is a matchless sales/marketing--not to mention morale-building--ploy."
Peters--who communicates in lists, one-word sentences, bold, capitalized, and half-tone text, parenthetical asides with jumpy punctuation, and more than a few interjections of "WOW!" and "Way cool!"--is not for everyone. Mellow readers may want, instead, to check out Eric Verzuh's The Fast Forward MBA in Project Management. But project managers seeking to shake up mundane assignments will find plenty of original, easy-to-implement ideas in this guide to getting things done. --Rob McDonald
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