Project Management Book **Review**

With technology and business growing at rapid speeds, the demand for Project Management in recent years has grown substantially, and isn't expected to slow down.  Perhaps the best thing about project management is the fact that nearly every successful business relies on it in order to run smoothly and effectively, therefore opening the doors for many people with knowledge and skills in a variety of fields.

The demands placed upon a Project Manager may be high, as it encompasses taking a high amount of responsibility for the success of a project, from beginning to end.  In addition to planning a project, executing the plans, and seeing it through to the end, a Project Manager also manages teams and expectations, requiring a vast amount of knowledge of the business ranging from basic business goals to major operations and finances.

In order to step into the world of Project Management, one must have a clear understanding of the basic concepts, but a degree is not necessary.  Don't get me wrong, it certainly helps.  However, there are plenty of successful Project Managers who don't hold a college degree or certificate.  Success, however, relies on an understanding of the duties of a Project Manager.

While in college pursuing my Associates Degree, I took a class in Project Management, which I thoroughly enjoyed.  However, it was taught at a higher level than what I completely understood, making it a little difficult to follow.  I kept my book and media materials, however, in hopes that I would one day receive the opportunity to learn more.

My opportunity to learn more finally came recently when I received the opportunity to listen for free, to the e-book, "Project Management for Beginners" by Ed Stark in exchange for my honest review.  I was quite impressed how, the basic concepts expressed in this book seemed to hold the missing pieces to the puzzle I began putting together in the class I took.  For those looking to gain knowledge in the field of Project Management, this is a fantastic resource.  It's basically presented in layman's terms, while being very detailed and to the point.

If you're interested in learning more about Project Management, you can purchase this book on Amazon.