Project Management

A not so managerial approach (2010-04-27) : 3/5
I read all the book. I found some parts of it interesting, however, some of the tools where only mentioned but where not explained (except for citations for further reading). I am a begginer at project management and I would like more simple written ideas and processes, as far as clarification is concerned.

The transition from theory to practice is not quite clear and some things of the theory are not clarified enough (eg project charter, WBS etc.)

Finally, the language was a little more difficult that I would expect, as I am a foreign reader and my first language isn't English.
PM book (2009-06-29) : 5/5
This book was in excellent condition and met my needs for the course perfectly. This shipping was amazingly prompt.

Thank you!
No complaints (2009-03-20) : 5/5
Hi recieved the product within 15 days as prescribed. Loved the small packaging cheap and environment friendly. Thank you.
A Primer and VERY Boring (2009-01-16) : 2/5
Okay so we all know that PM books can be pretty dry and boring, but wow is this text a snoozer. The case studies are excellent, but general concepts are muddled between the author's opinions, babble, and history lessons.

If you are looking for concepts, facts, examples, and down to earth solutions to common problems, then look elsewhere. Wayyyyy too much babble. I wouldn't use this text for the PMP exam. If youre a "get to the point" kinda guy...this text will continually annoy you.

For the academic classroom its okay only, but get ready to explain concepts and shorten the history lesson. Nice Dilbert inserts, MS Project explainations, and earned value analysis though. :)
Project Management (2008-10-28) : 2/5
This is the hardest text book to follow that I have ever had. But,it does contain a wealth of information