Agile Project Management: The Complete Beginner's Guide to Learn Project Management Step by Step - Eric Lean

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Résumé :
If You Want to Master Agile Project Management... then This Book is FOR YOU!


Are you...


? A small business owner?


? A junior software developer?


? Just interested in the art of project management?


Today, project management isn't just practiced in big companies. Basically, anything you do to solve a particular problem or achieve a particular result can be called a project. You can manage your wedding planning, your kitchen renovation, or your family's domestic chores by using the same methods that a professional project manager would apply.
There are several philosophies of project management.
In classic project management, everything is clearly planned from start to finish before work begins. Agile project management is different: it's more about reacting to change rather than following a plan. Agile methodologies (such as Scrum) are about doing some work in a short sprint, then reviewing the results and planning the next sprint.
Agile project management was originally used in software development, but now it's popular in many fields and literally everyone can benefit from some knowledge of it.
This book will introduce you to agile project management in a structured, beginner-friendly way!

Here's what you'll learn:

The surprising benefits of agile project management
How to avoid typical beginner mistakes that can make your first agile project fail
What the phases of an agile project actually look like
How to measure the success of your agile project
And much, much more!




?Are you ready to get your work projects and your life organized with agile methods?

Get Your Copy NOW to Master Agile Project Management!

Biographie:
Eric Lean has more than 15 years of experience as a project management consultant, technology consultant, business owner, and technical writer. Acting as a project manager and lead expert he can efficiently and effectively identify and relate relevant technical issues to the key legal principles selected by counsel, thus reducing the effort needed to assess disputes and facilitate the development of appropriate courses of action.