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Become an Agile Project Manager
- Beginner’s Guide to Mastering Agile Project Management with Scrum, Kanban, Scrumban, Lean, Six Sigma, and Extreme Programming
- Narrated by: Keith Lee O'Brian for HotGhost Productions
- Length: 3 hrs and 40 mins
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Summary
Are you searching for your dream job and want to build winning teams in a flexible, fast-paced world while earning a great salary?
"Seventy-one percent of companies use more agile project management, and their project success rate is significantly higher than that of traditional project management." (The Project Management Institute)
"The average salary of an agile project manager is $99,000." (ZIPPIA)
Wouldn’t it be great if someone offered you not one, but all of these:
- A job where you can work in the way that’s best for you
- The ability to become agile in everything you do
- An opportunity to make this world a better place and create real values
- A fast-moving career with a great salary
If you answered yes, then I can help you. Why me? Well, I’ve worked on lots of projects and managed many different teams. I know how and why agile works, and I will uncover the secrets of 21st century project management, so you can achieve your best career.
In this audiobook, you will discover:
- Seven methods to be an elite agile project manager
- Trending software applications
- Top secrets to agile
- Best 11 practices to create your dream team
- Why sports can help you in your career to take you from zero to hero
- Twelve real-life examples
- Never published before Ready, Set, Agile! Methodology
- Bonus: The narrated ebook and seven best practices of the agile project manager
Fortunately, you do not need any programming skills nor project management certifications to start your dream career now.
You will just need the right guidance to learn the fundamentals of agile project management. I’ve provided everything you need to know in this audiobook for you to start now.
Are you ready and set to become Agile?
If you want to create the winning career of your dreams, then you should listen to this audiobook!
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.
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- Marcella
- 21-11-20
A great resource for an inexperienced manager
I participated in several projects and could try leading some initiatives. They all were using a traditional methodology. Well, on my projects, I wasn't using any real method, rather what I learned on the fly.
The audiobook introduces agile project management from the basics. It provides a clear overview of Agile principles centered around the customer and provides more effective cooperation among the team. What I like is that it encourages and gives more opportunities to the best teammates.
Examples of free software tools are great sources, and Asana seems to fit most to my personal projects.
The bonus checklist is a great help even on projects that I will do mostly myself because it reminds me of all critical aspects.
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- J Austin
- 17-07-21
A fairly comprehensive introduction to modern PM
A fairly comprehensive introduction (it is only an intro) to modern Project Management. The book's a little heavy on the American football analogies which gets a little tedious, but on the whole it's pretty good.
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- Luca A Harvey
- 02-12-20
A very quick and easy to listen to.
This audiobook explains the benefits of modern Agile strategies to improve production. A Gentle Introduction to Agile provides ground-level exposure to engineers and managers alike.
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- Henry C Savage
- 25-11-20
Pros and cons of each framework
One size does not fit all. The same is true for projects. The author describes the advantages and disadvantages of each framework. I think that Scrum with a Kanban board is the best option for my projects. The examples of more and less successful projects in chapter 9 are also helpful when choosing the right framework.
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- Marcella
- 21-11-20
A great resource for an inexperienced manager
I participated in several projects and could try leading some initiatives. They all were using a traditional methodology. Well, on my projects, I wasn't using any real method, rather what I learned on the fly.
The audiobook introduces agile project management from the basics. It provides a clear overview of Agile principles centered around the customer and provides more effective cooperation among the team. What I like is that it encourages and gives more opportunities to the best teammates.
Examples of free software tools are great sources, and Asana seems to fit most to my personal projects.
The bonus checklist is a great help even on projects that I will do mostly myself because it reminds me of all critical aspects.
12 people found this helpful
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- Helen M
- 18-12-20
Awesome preparation for the interview
I'm so glad that I have chosen this one This book is just everything you need to know about being agile PM without extra words. The book is well structured, and it was a real pleasure to listen to it while driving. The quality of narration and information is excellent! And now I’m ready for the job interview for the project manager position!
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- Connie
- 02-12-20
So Important audiobook.
The audiobook was so knowledgeable and very important for the beginners who will do the work at the project site. In this audiobook, agile project management was described so easily. And also done a brief discussion about methodology and quality control.
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- Evan C Lawrence
- 28-11-20
Ready, Set, Agile!
I like not only the brand name of the book (the author wrote another book on project management) but also their creativity. He created a framework and named three stages of the overall project and each cycle as Ready, Set, Agile! This reference to the sport may help to memorize the essential aspects of project work.
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- jack
- 27-11-20
A quick guide to Agile
Agile is becoming more popular in every industry and dominates software development. I like the easy style that takes the reader from the basic concepts of project management to specific areas of Agile.
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- harriet
- 27-11-20
Fits all levels of PM
The audiobook will serve all levels of project managers, both employees, and entrepreneurs. I like how the book is structured and the attached bonus checklist. Agile is now mostly used methodology and will dominate in the future. The role of a project manager is different in agile than in waterfall and in agile it’s usually called differently.
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- Georgina M Benson
- 26-11-20
The bonus checklist alone is worth the price
The checklist is a practical guide. I printed it and look at it every morning to select one aspect for that day to work on. This makes my projects agile even when I don’t use agile methodology :)
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- Matthew N Grant
- 25-11-20
For any PM level
The book is written by a professional PM. It contains over 80 references to external sources of additional info. Whether you are just considering to lead agile projects or are well experienced, you will find a lot of great info.
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- Henry C Savage
- 25-11-20
Pros and cons of each framework
One size does not fit all. The same is true for projects. The author describes the advantages and disadvantages of each framework. I think that Scrum with a Kanban board is the best option for my projects. The examples of more and less successful projects in chapter 9 are also helpful when choosing the right framework.
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- Lola M Burke
- 24-11-20
Make your team great
The author emphasizes teamwork which I think is the most critical on every project. He says a good team challenges each other to be their best. So it’s not only about the project manager’s leadership skills but rather the team that they are part of. The agile project is about the people involved and their interactions. A superstar alone can’t do much.
1 person found this helpful