Haiku for Project Managers: Solutions in seventeen syllables

A book of haiku inspired by the author's experiences managing projects and leading teams. Haiku is a seventeen-syllable form of poetry that originated in 17th century Japan. Each haiku distills a project management concept into three lines. On the page facing each haiku the author explains the inspiration and lessons a reader can derive from it. Each haiku is indexed to a Project Management Institute process.

When researching a project management topic one can find hundreds, even thousands of potential answers in books, articles, and blogs. Most books focus on specific project management topics could easily be summarized in a feature-length article. Most feature-length articles could be summarized in a short article. The haiku format distills the topics to their barest elements.