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Jeff Allen Denise Allen

Everyday Project Management

Essential Skills For Getting Things Done: Essential skills for getting thigs done

Jeff Allen, Denise Allen, Malak Khader

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High Home Endeavors: Books!
10 October 2025

Education; Management & management techniques; Project management; Technology: general issues; Self-help & personal development

Project management in the real world is messy. Deadlines loom, people clash, and plans change overnight. Whether you are leading a company initiative, organizing a community effort, or juggling too many demands at once, the same survival skills apply. At the center of every project are people. Everyday Project Management shows you how to build trust, keep communication clear, and guide teams to stay focused when the pressure is high. You will learn how to cut through the noise, set goals that matter, and bring order to moving parts without losing sight of the people who make it all happen. Each chapter gives you practical tools, real-world examples, and simple exercises you can use immediately. The guidance is straightforward and grounded in reality. There's no jargon or empty theories, only clear practices that help you build confidence and deliver results for projects of any size. If you have ever stood in the middle of the storm, holding a group together while pushing toward the finish line, this book is written for you. It is your guide to leading with clarity and strength when the pressure is highest.

By: Jeff Allen, Denise Allen, Malak Khader
Imprint: High Home Endeavors: Books!
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 12mm
Weight: 308g
ISBN: 9798869236609
Pages: 228
Publication Date: 10 October 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Dr. Jeff Allen is a Regents Professor at the University of North Texas and a global leader in organizational wisdom, evidence-based leadership, and workforce transformation. With 30+ years of experience, he helps teams turn individual insight into collective action. As Founding Director of the Center for Knowledge Solutions, he has championed knowledge-sharing across industries worldwide. In Fostering Wisdom at Work, Dr. Allen delivers practical strategies to lead with clarity, purpose, and innovation in today's evolving workplace. Learn more at fosteringwisdom.com. Denise C. Allen has been a professional writer specializing in website content, business communications, training materials, and marketing copy since 2000. She holds a master's degree in workforce education from Penn State University. Her experience spans human resource development, performance improvement, project management, and delivering training in leadership and communication skills. She can be reached at DeniseCAllenTX@gmail.com. Malak Khader is an adjunct faculty member at the University of North Texas, where she earned her Ph.D. Her research focuses on information literacy, especially as it connects with cultural and religious literacies, and she is active in data and information ethics. Malak's work explores how people use and understand information in diverse contexts. She can be reached at Malak.Khader@unt.edu.