Fred Rj Warner (5 results)
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Planning shouldn't be complicated. It should be clear, and focussed on the benefits, the reason for starting the plan in the first place.Master Any Plan in 7 Questions introduces 7Q(TM), a proven planning method created by Fred RJ Warner, built to help people and organisations create better…plans that people actually understand and deliver.Too often, teams dive into work without truly understanding what they're doing or WHY. That's how projects fail. 7Q(TM) brings things back to basics, asking seven simple but powerful questions that strip away the fluff and focus minds on what matters: the purpose, the approach, the people, the cost, and whether it's even worth doing at all.Written for business leaders, project managers, entrepreneurs, and anyone tired of watching plans fall apart, this book combines real-world stories with practical tools you can start using today. From learning about a 100m disaster to avoiding liquidated damages on a major rail contract, these aren't theories, they're hard-earned lessons from the field.Whether you're launching a new product, transforming a business, or simply trying to avoid another pointless PowerPoint, 7Q(TM) gives you the structure, language, and mindset to take control of planning-and make things happen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Seller: CitiRetail, Stevenage, United KingdomCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Planning shouldn't be complicated. It should be clear, and focussed on the benefits, the reason for starting the plan in the first place.Master Any Plan in 7 Questions introduces 7Q(TM), a proven planning method created by Fred RJ Warner, built to help people and organisations create better…plans that people actually understand and deliver.Too often, teams dive into work without truly understanding what they're doing or WHY. That's how projects fail. 7Q(TM) brings things back to basics, asking seven simple but powerful questions that strip away the fluff and focus minds on what matters: the purpose, the approach, the people, the cost, and whether it's even worth doing at all.Written for business leaders, project managers, entrepreneurs, and anyone tired of watching plans fall apart, this book combines real-world stories with practical tools you can start using today. From learning about a 100m disaster to avoiding liquidated damages on a major rail contract, these aren't theories, they're hard-earned lessons from the field.Whether you're launching a new product, transforming a business, or simply trying to avoid another pointless PowerPoint, 7Q(TM) gives you the structure, language, and mindset to take control of planning-and make things happen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
