"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalManaging a country, your work or even your own life, all are projects in themselves and the person managing such projects is project manager. A project manager’s functions and responsibilities could be divided into minute key result areas or KRAs. A man at a laundry may have fewer responsibilities than a managing director or a prime minister but conceptually their projects are similar. Awareness and proper implementation of their functions and responsibilities contribute to making successful project managers.
Success means a step forward and failures imply a few steps backwards in the progress curve of any individual. Most failures are due to ignorance or overconfidence. History is witness to the failures of many stalwarts, who have vanished from professional life due to a few silly mistakes.
This book lists the expectations from individuals in different situations and functions and suggests methods for continued gains towards smooth career growth for a successful project manager.
Prem Vardhan
Prem Vardhan, 73, was lucky to have very good parents and teachers who guided him to become a successful professional. He lived a tough life, with many successes and failures. He saw a good progress curve under the guidance of his mentors. With their help, he could look back at his and other’s mistakes and achievements, analyze them and implemented learnings in his life and career.
Prem, a chartered civil engineer, spent most of his time on interesting and challenging mega projects from concept to completion. His last assignment, spanning five years, was as executive director of an Indian multinational undertaking infrastructure development in Papua New Guinea.
His other books include:
Civil Engineering Solutions—An Innovative Guide to Advanced Civil Engineering Concepts Administrative and Human Resource Solutions for Construction Projects Papua New Guinea—A Business Destination
