Scott Berkun

4 Responses

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• Matt - October 31, 2007 at 7:54 am #

• Have you considered a “Teachers Edition” supplement/complement, rather than a change in focus of the primary book?

  In that case, and adds a new target audience, rather than changing it.

  
  

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• Scott - October 31, 2007 at 8:18 am #

• Hi Matt:

  Oh no worries. The book isn’t changing that radically. All I meant is that *one* of the goals of the revision is to make the book more useful for teachers.

  And if I do it right, those additions should be useful to anyone that wants to reuse the book as a reference. The exercises and discussion guide will be written with individual’s in mind, even though it’s focused on groups.

  
  

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• Mark Prins - November 1, 2007 at 6:57 am #

• I’ve used The Art of Project Management as one of my first steps into trying to structure leading a project team (or leading project teams) and to avoid common pitfalls. I still use it primaryly as a reference for starting up a project.

  I liked the way it was written (straight forward and fun to read) and when I read it I went straight from start to finish in a matter of weeks (thats fast for me:)

  I would love to give some extra feedback, if required.

  
  

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• 天天基金网 - November 22, 2007 at 9:51 am #

• I liked the way it was written (straight forward and fun to read) and when I read it I went straight from start to finish in a matter of weeks (thats fast for me:)