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A Project Manager's Guide to Successfully Navigating Organizational Politics


This book takes a completely different look at project management, using games like "The Pricing Game" , "Guess the Truth" and "Grapevine" to illustrate and help readers overcome organizational politics on projects.

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by Rick A. Morris
A Project Manager's Guide to Successfully Navigating Organizational Politics


This book takes a completely different look at project management, using games like "The Pricing Game" , "Guess the Truth" and "Grapevine" to illustrate and help readers overcome organizational politics on projects.


This one-of-a-kind book from the author of Project Management That Works! and The Everything Project Management Book dives deep into the topics of gaining buy-in from upper management, accurately estimating time and cost, controlling project communication, managing within corporate culture, taking care of your team, and more.


Challenges and issues covered in this book include:



  • Presenting management with realistic options

  • Getting your point across without confrontation

  • Controlling the message and the communication channels

  • Utilizing honesty and trust as a project management tool

  • Knowing what is under your control, and what is not

  • Overcoming poor project management conditions

  • Making real change happen - without taking things personally!


If navigating organizational politics is stifling your ability to effective manage projects, you need to read this book today!

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Manufacturer RMC
ISBN 13 9871932735390
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