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| The PM Minimalist Quick Start Checklist: Helping You Solve Your PM Puzzle! |
Budget overruns, schedule delays, unsatisfied customers, low quality deliverables... Whether it's a DIY project at home or a complex new initiative for your organization these symptoms of poor project management (PM) are the same. But you don't need PMP certification or extensive training in project management to address these problems and make sure your projects run smoothly. In fact, you can make substantial improvements with a quick and easy-to-use one page checklist!
When I first introduced the PM Minimalist approach I developed this checklist so that PM newbies could ease themselves into taking charge of their projects. Check out the article below, from my PM Resources Archives website, for details. It will help you unscramble your project puzzles and make the pieces fit!
NOTE Regarding Updated Links
You might find a few "dead links" to the free PM Minimalist tools referenced in the archived article linked below. Some of the stuff has moved since this was first published. Not to worry! Below is an updated list of links where you can download all the documents from my PM Minimalist collection at Internet Archive as free PDFs, including the entire PM Minimalist book.
- The PM Minimalist Quick Start Guide: The Absolute Least You Can Do -- Includes 1-page Quick Start Checklist, Quick Start Post Mortem Worksheet and other quick-references and tools.
- The Project Management Minimalist: Just Enough PM to Rock Your Projects! [2nd Edition] -- The entire book in PDF form, absolutely free! It contains 122 succinct pages of PM guidance, including 35 PM tools with PM "Minimalist Squeeze" strategies for tightening up your PM, and more!
- ALL PM Minimalist References, Media & Tools, free at my Internet Archives "Favorites" Collection -- All the PM Minimalist stuff, including videos, audios, coaching guidelines and even a do-it-yourself PM workshop outline.
- Check out the complete inventory of resources at my PM Resources Archives website.
- Check out this list of all my archived publications, stashed forever and downloadable, at Internet Archives.
