Agile Project Management The Professional Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners to Deeply Understand Agile Principles From Beginning to End, Developing Agile Leadership and Improving Soft Skills

If you want to lead your team or organization to succeed but you don't know how to do it, then keep reading....

Forget about the conventional way of doing things. Today, consumers change their mind in a flip. Therefore, you need to be ready to adjust to such changes rapidly. Keep in mind that your ability to change will contribute a lot to the success of your product. The agile method of project management is a new way of handling projects by promoting rapid change in the project development process. The agile method was introduced after software developers found it difficult to deliver their products in time when using the traditional approach. Using this technique, they delivered applications late, and sometimes, their projects were canceled. This happened because of the delays which affected the delivery of products in time. Following the frustrations faced by software developers, they had to come up with a method which focused more on the product and not the process. They aimed to make sure that a product was in front of the consumers as quickly as possible. The fast delivery of software products was the only way that developers could understand what the customers wanted and make necessary changes. This is what led to Agile Project Management. Sure, the method was introduced to benefit software developers, but it can equally be utilized in any organization. The idea of managing projects occurs in every institution. Therefore, using the agile method can be an effective way to guarantee that a project succeeds. Inside this guide, we have discussed the 12 principles which govern the way a project should be handled. The highest priority of an agile project is to meet customer requirements through rapid and continuous delivery. Also, the change should be acknowledged at all stages of the development process. The agile method also promotes the idea that the project is built around a group of motivated individuals. Therefore, no one needs to be pushed around to meet their daily targets.

Even if you come from the traditional management style and it's your first approach with agile, this book will really explain you all the details of this smart approach.

Even if your team has never had an approach with agile method, this book will explain you how to install the right mindset in your team members.

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