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Here’s our March 2010 roundup of recently published books recommended by and for project management professionals, including the latest thinking on leadership … a primer on earned scheduling performance … guides to business process improvement initiatives and preparing for PMI certifications … a business analysis glossary … and more.
Have you read any good project management books lately? Share how they helped you or your organization by submitting a review to the editor. In the meantime, feel free to comment on one of the books mentioned in this roundup.
The AMA Handbook of Leadership
In today’s pared down workplaces, with fewer people doing more work than ever before, who has time to read leadership books? Crisis management books might feel more relevant. But that&…
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