Project Management 2015: For Successful Home Projects

R.B. Roberts

Mar 2015 · Booktango

About this ebook

"Project Management 2015 ... " is especially devoted to you as an American homeowner /homerenter relative to making better selection/hiring decisions about contractors. Here, you are exposed to home strategy which, when well implemented, ensures that you’ll experience untold measures of success from one project to another. Unavoidable. I identify very subtle entrapments which can cause you to make unsafe decisions in the course of enlisting the support of contractors. “Project Management 2015” is engineered to offer strategic tips and ideas to enable you to steer clear of making very costly old-tradition mistakes which normally leave residents exposed to escalating degrees of deception and its dire consequences. “Project Management 2015” answers a slew of questions you may or may not have asked yourself. Among these are: *Can I really trust this company? *Should I do a background check on everyone? *Do I have enough to pay for this? *How much will this really cost? *How much should I pay the contractor up front? *Is it really necessary to write everything down? *Is managing my home project from “within” that necessary? *More and more. Really, you’re going to have questions which you hadn’t thought of asking until now. Conversely, you’ll have your answers. Then you’ll have more questions. It’s a cyclical thing. However, you’ll find that the answers you get here aren’t just “answers.” Instead, they’re “working answers.” That’s part of the design. I’m confident enough to say, that if you thought you were managing your projects before, you really haven’t seen anything yet. I sincerely believe that if you’re blessed with a private home that you’re also blessed with the responsibility and ability to manage it. However, it’s what “you” believe which matters most. Your home project success is only as successful as the nature and timely implementation of complimentary priorities. It all boils down to what you choose to believe they should be and will be in relation.