Hi,
I'm pretty sure I've seen this discussed on the list before but I can't
(easily) find it in the archive. I was looking for a Project management
course or company. There are a lot of companies in London doing training
but I am a little sceptical about their quality. I'm not interested
Hey Dermot,
On 23/01/13 09:27, Dermot wrote:
Hi,
I'm pretty sure I've seen this discussed on the list before but I can't
(easily) find it in the archive. I was looking for a Project management
course or company. There are a lot of companies in London doing training
but I am a little sceptical
(easily) find it in the archive. I was looking for a Project management
course or company. There are a lot of companies in London doing training
but I am a little sceptical about their quality. I'm not interested in a
certificate. I'd like to grasp a decent methodology. From what I've seen
that would
On 23/01/13 09:27, Dermot wrote:
Hi,
I'm pretty sure I've seen this discussed on the list before but I can't
(easily) find it in the archive. I was looking for a Project management
course or company. There are a lot of companies in London doing training
but I am a little sceptical about
On 23/01/13 09:27, Dermot wrote:
Hi,
I'm pretty sure I've seen this discussed on the list before but I can't
(easily) find it in the archive. I was looking for a Project management
course or company. There are a lot of companies in London doing training
but I am a little sceptical about
the Scrum approach is a breath of fresh air after years of over-rigid
project planning. But Scrum is more about managing development work,
rather than project management as such.
Basically, Scrum other Agile approaches tend to start from the view
that a traditional project plan with a 2-year
for a Project
management
course or company. There are a lot of companies in London doing
training
but I am a little sceptical about their quality. I'm not
interested in a
certificate. I'd like to grasp a decent methodology. From what
I've seen
that would be Agile.
Agile != methodology
Oh i'd also recommend DeMarco's book 'The Deadline', it's a sort of
novel about project management, a bit like Knuth's 'Surreal Numbers',
but not as bad[1].
G.
[1] Yeah i'm not qualified to criticise Knuth but a romance novel
about the formation of set theory is pretty damn bad
You may need to decide what are you trying to achieve exactly. I think the
Scrum approach is a breath of fresh air after years of over-rigid project
planning. But Scrum is more about managing development work, rather than
project management as such.
This is a valid point. My starting point
Greg McCarroll wrote:
Oh i'd also recommend DeMarco's book 'The Deadline', it's a sort of
novel about project management
And 'The Mythical Man-Month' by Fred Brooks.
Well-written, entertaining books about project management are rare.
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