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There are thousands of books on project and time management. Here are a few that I reckon are pretty good. Don’t take everything you read as incontrovertible fact - take what you like from these books and leave the rest.
Project Management : Software : Time Management
Project Management
I like this series of books - it’s written in no-nonsense language, yet it covers the subject. |
The first book I’ve seen which takes the same approach that I do, and talks a lot about the teamwork required for good project management. |
This is one of a series of great little books on all sorts of subjects. And it’s small enough to keep in your briefcase for those times when you need inspiration... |
The only book I’ve seen so far that concentrates on the voluntary sector. |
Software |
Time Management |
Stephen Covey |
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If you’re going to use MS Project, then you need a textbook. Most of us don’t need a detailed technical handbook. This one covers probably all most of us will ever need. |
This approach works for lots of people. Certainly worth a try. |
A couple of classics - Stephen Covey has sold millions of these books. They are all about deciding what’s important and focussing on those things. |
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