Being a Project Manager: Communication in the Project

Master the essential elements of effective project management

Learn the key foundations of project management—planning, control, and communication—rather than a specific methodology. The bread on the cover represents the project’s end product, combining all its ingredients: flour is the basis; yeast, the means for leavening and turning dough into bread; water, the glue that bonds all ingredients. The same applies in a project: planning is its basis; control, the means to achieve its objectives; communication bonds the project’s stakeholders and expresses the tone and pace of management.

Learn to communicate effectively with all stakeholders

Become familiar with both formal and informal methods and channels of communication among all the various stakeholders in your project, often by traveling the project's "unpaved" roads. Acquire direct and indirect communication skills, both essential to a well-run project.

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