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Name: Risk up front
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: Adam Josephs

This book emphasizes the importance of teamwork and the use of simple structures and practices to avoid late changes that can derail project schedules. It underscores the need for accountability, transparency, integrity, and commitment in projects. The book is designed to help readers turn these principles into practice.

First publish date: 2018

Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management

Authors: Adam Josephs

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