Jeff Furman – Full Interview
Jeff Furman (Author & NetCom Learning Instructor)
Jeff Furman
Author & Instructor, NYU
Jeff Furman is a Project Management Instructor at NYU and Author of The Project Management Answer Book. Jeff is a highly experienced trainer, course developer, IT project manager and certified PMP with more than 20 years’ experience for Fortune 500 financial firms. His classes have helped numerous application developers learn new skills that have helped their companies as well as their careers.
The Future of Live Online Training by Jeff Furman, PMP Certification Trainer
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How to Leave your Students Wanting More?
Jeff Furman (Author & NetCom Learning Instructor) In this video Jeff discusses how important that students see the big picture in…
How to Measure ROI for Employee Training?
Jeff Furman (Author & NetCom Learning Instructor) How employees are doing on the job is the best way to measure return…
Why Customizing PMP Class for the Customer?
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The Process of Becoming Certified in Project Management
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How to Be Good Project Manager?
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Who Should Take PMP Class?
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Over-using PowerPoint Presentations
Jeff Furman (Author & NetCom Learning Instructor) Jeff talks about how good teaching can involve the use of tools like Powerpoint…
3 Elements of Teaching Project Management
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