Project Management methodologies, classes, and books are adequate at explaining the mechanics of running projects and the tools used to do so. Understanding these mechanics is essential, but it is experience that distinguishes successful Project Managers. More specifically, it is the sum of all of the negative experiences that Project Managers have in their careers that teaches them what not to do. As Vernon Law explains, "Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards."
The article The Ten Uglies of Project Management by Kerry Wills tells how to build better project documentation, management and planning practices, identify and address the most common project pitfalls early.
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