Agile Project Management

The Complete Guide to the Methodology that Increases the Efficiency of the Development of a Lean Startup Through Sprint Cycles with a Focus on Continuous Improvement

By: Josh Wright

Narrated by: Curtis Wright

You are about to discover how to use Agile Project Management to cut through bottlenecks and avoidable inefficiencies to improve your projects continuously for successful project life cycles!

Are you tired of losing time and money to untraceable flaws or lack of a successful improvement mechanism in each phase of your projects and poor customer feedback/satisfaction?

Have you tried implementing the best management practices and other solutions but nothing seems to avert this problem fully?

Do you finally want to say goodbye to poor productivity and low ROI, caused by poor/untimely feedback and late discovery of defects, slow delivery of results, poor product quality, lack of stakeholder satisfaction, and other avoidable inefficiencies and discover something which works for you?

If so, then you’ve come to the right place.

I know you’ve probably be having questions like:

• How do I get started with APM?
• How does APM affect team members?
• What are the tools and techniques that are involved?
• Are there any challenges I should know about beforehand?
• How do I maximize its effectiveness?
• Or even countless more…

But it’s good that you’re here because by answering these and any other question you might have concerning APM, this book is here to grant you the easiest time as you get started with APM.

More precisely, you will learn:

• The basics of agile project management, including what it is, how it works, why it works, and more...
• How to implement agile
• Benefits and drawbacks of adopting agile project management approach
• Software, tools and techniques you can apply in agile
• How to create an agile environment and team
• How to plan and scale
• How to manage risks
• Key concepts for agile

And so much more...

Even if you’ve tried other project management methodologies but failed at it, this book will give you hope and hold you by the hand from start until you start seeing the benefits!

Want to find out?

Scroll up and get your copy now to do so today!

©2020 Josh Wright (P)2020 Josh Wright

Im happy with this purchase.

This audiobook I recommend studying with complementar books as well. I found this product as an alternative to purchasing.

Arrived quickly and met all of my needs.

Contrary to popular negative reviews, the audiobook are extremely readable to me without straining my eyes. Contents are good as it helped me better understand.

Good basic information to this audiobook.

This audiobook is great for information technology professionals with experience in Waterfall or Scrum. We had to switch gears and teach Kanban concepts virtually.

There's quite a variety of information here.

There's quite a variety of information here, some quite deep, but by approaching it bit by bit and encouraging the listener to work with the audiobook and the team at the same time, the fundamentals sink is quite quickly.

Quality of the paper is a bit low,

Quality of the paper is a bit low, but for the price its still good! The audio book cover the topic in dept and help you throu it with hyperlink and marker for important notion.

The emphasis is on making things work,

The emphasis is on making things work, not sticking to a rigid methodology, which is what is needed in practical applications.

I’m super satisfied with my purchase.

Good quality, some people its complaining about printing. It has been really easy to listen for me. Great product.

The organization of the audiobook is logical.

The organization of the audiobook is logical, and the recording quite readable. It tackles new concepts in each chapter, building on the previous ones, introducing concepts and approaches bit by bit.

Great foundational elements with distractions

This book is a decent elaboration of Agile values and considerations, mixed with too many lists of traditional project management. Ordinarily, mixing Agile within the context of traditional techniques would allow some translation to the new agile skill set. But, I didn't perceive how the lists related to Agile mindset or should be adjusted. Each list of the last 40% of the book seemed disjointed and poorly explained to help me achieve improved insight.

Lastly, the mispronunciations by the narrator were distracting. "silicone valley", "interations", "eye-tear-ative" versus iterative.

Not a bad listen on a trip, but I'm still hunting for a more illustrative engagement of the Agile project management approach.