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Essential Microsoft Project: The 20% You Need to Know
  • Concise, focused guide that cuts through the clutter
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  • Master essential skills like work breakdowns and task sequencing
  • Real-world troubleshooting for 20 common scheduling challenges
  • Rapidly get up to speed if you're new to Microsoft Project
  • Includes glossary, support resources, and sample plans
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