This book contains a treasury of lessons and techniques that will benefit project teams of any experience level. The lessons in this book are easy to read, understand, and apply—and they will help you not only survive but also thrive in today’s project management world.
This is the story of how I created a new career in social media for myself in less than one year. More importantly, the personal story is a case study other writers and artists can use to build a community and create a full-time income in approximately the same amount of time — by doing exactly what they like to do.
Employee engagement and getting deep into understanding what drives employees is serious business. Working closely with human resources and communication teams across sectors will help them to understand their people better, keeping employees engaged, working on creating a strong employer brand and making work life fun, balanced & full of dialogue.
Building an online business is never an easy task. Either if you are a business veteran or a beginner pursuing a dream, there are numerous challenges to overcome, trends to keep an eye on and a need for tremendous preparation.
The Promotional Merchandise Handbook is a quick guide to the promotional industry and where branded merchandise fits into the marketing communications mix. The book covers a checklist of what to consider when using marketing gifts and provides useful market research information.
This book is about the pre-release planning stage. In an Agile context, this work collapses the boundaries between the aspects of business development and project management that haunt conventional, phase-based project life cycles. It contains strategies and techniques for accelerating business level output needed to initiate Agile releases and/or projects.
Mike worked 19 days in one year and generated over $200,000 to fund his side project. How did he do that? This book will show you—and help you do it too.
Ray Dalio, one of the world’s most successful investors and entrepreneurs, shares the unconventional principles that he’s developed, refined, and used over the past forty years to create unique results in both life and business—and which any person or organization can adopt to help achieve their goals.
The advice in this e-book is aimed at computer science and software engineering undergraduates looking to join the computing industry in the United Kingdom, either for an industrial placement year or after graduation. You might also find this advice useful if you’re looking for your next move inside our industry.