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Language: English, Binding: Paperback, Number of pages: 368, Publishers: Picador, Author: Sally Rooney, ISBN-13: 9781250885937, Date of issue: 2022

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A scientifically grounded, practical guide to avoiding the pitfalls of indirect communication and hidden hostility, now revised and updated to address problems of new technology and when to seek professional help.

Language: English, Binding: Paperback, Number of pages: 1200, Publishers: Pearson Education, Author: Mark Michaelis, ISBN-13: 9780138219512, Date of issue: 2024

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Quantitative analysis of outcomes vs PMs at the individual level Leading Complex Projects takes a unique approach to post-mortem analysis to provide project managers with invaluable insight. For the first time, individual PM characteristics are quantitatively linked to project outcomes through a major study investigating the role of project leadership in the success and failure of complex industrial projects; hard data on the backgrounds, education, and personality characteristics of over 100 directors of complex projects is analyzed against the backdrop of project performance to provide insight into controllable determinants of outcomes. By placing these analyses alongside their own data, PMs will gain greater insight into areas of weakness and strength, locate recurring obstacles, and identify project components in need of greater planning, oversight, or control. The role of leadership is to deliver results; in project management, this means taking responsibility for project outcomes. PMs are driven by continuous improvement, and this book provides a wealth of insight to help you achieve the next step forward. Understand why small, simple projects consistently outperform larger, more complex projects Delve into the project manager's role in generating successful outcomes Examine the data from over 100 PMs of complex industrial projects Link PM characteristics to project outcome to find areas for improvement Complex industrial projects from around the world provide a solid basis for quantitative analysis of outcomes—and the PMs who drive them. Although the majority of the data is taken from projects in the petroleum industry, the insights gleaned from analysis are widely applicable across industry lines for PMs who lead complex projects of any stripe. Leading Complex Projects provides clear, data-backed improvement guidance for anyone in a project management role. Autorid: Edward W. Merrow, Neeraj Nandurdikar

Christopher Nolan occupies a rare realm within the Hollywood mainstream, creating complex, original films that achieve both critical acclaim and commercial success. In The Traumatic Screen, Stuart Joy builds on contemporary applications of psychoanalytic film theory to consider the function and presentation of trauma across Nolan&;s work, arguing that the complexity, thematic consistency, and fragmentary nature of his films mimic the structural operation of trauma. From 1997&;s Doodlebug to 2017&;s Dunkirk, Nolan&;s films highlight cinema&;s ability to probe the nature of human consciousness while commenting on the relationship between spectator and screen. Joy examines Nolan&;s treatment of trauma&;both individual and collective&;through the formal construction, mise-en-scène, and repeated themes of his films. The argument presented is based on close textual analysis and a methodological framework that incorporates the works of Sigmund Freud and Jacques Lacan. The first in-depth, overtly psychoanalytic understanding of trauma in the context of the director&;s filmography, this book builds on and challenges existing scholarship in a bold new interpretation of the Nolan canon. Autorid: Stuart Joy

In Book Four of THE ABI ACARDI SERIESLeaving Kyoto behind, Burton, Abi, and their friends hope Osaka will finally give them room to breathe. But a single day in the city is all it takes for everything to spiral out of control.Forced to flee to Tokyo ahead of schedule, Abi walks the crowded streets but can't shake the dreaded feeling of being watched. Even with protection surrounding them, every step outside their hotel feels like she's tempting fate. The tension seeps into everything, widening the distance between her and Shane. Amid her fear and doubt, Burton remains close, offering strength and support when she needs it most.By the time they reach Niseko, the powdery slopes, glittering lights, and majestic scenery seem to promise a peaceful Christmas escape. But that happiness is short-lived when a sudden accident nearly claims someone's life and sparks a chilling question: was it really an accident, or something more sinister?Intent on leaving Japan, they attend the final iconic NIGHTFALL event as planned. Staged beneath the shadow of Mount Yōtei, Red Dragon's deadly game erupts in fiery chaos, unleashing a chain reaction that shatters Abi's world forever.LOVE BROUGHT THEM TO JAPAN.BUT WILL RED DRAGON LET THEM LEAVE?IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THIS.Visit EAStarkBooks.com to read THE ABI ACARDI SERIES: Red Dragon Bonus Chapters!

Village is not just a place, but an idea. Likewise, a city is not just a place, but a metaphor. Human imagination has conceived both village and city as opposite to one another. When we were tired of living in villages, we invented cities; when we no-longer wanted to stay in the cities, we went back to villages. Village life is conventionally perceived as idyllic with clean air, water, food and helpful neighbors; whereas life in the city is often regarded as complicated, isolated, expensive and dwelling of crime. This collected volume critically discusses the literary representation of the village and the city. Its contributors argue that villages are also capable of crime, violence, and punishment along with cities, and cities can also be a place of deep love, friendship, and compassion just like villages. Many contributors also bring home the environmental implications of both village and city with reference to the contemporary model of development. The volume has a global approach¿the contributors examine literary representation of village and city from such diverse locations as India, England, America, Nigeria, Algeria, Island, Turkey, Greece, South Asia, and many more.