G. Robert Michaelis

The Quick & Dirty Official Quick & Dirty Handbook G. Robert Michaelis

This book was written as an exercise in doing things quick . In all, it took approximately five or six hours of writing and one hour to put it all together, qualifying this as truly a quick work. What to do and what not to do are included along with some examples of products that lend themselves to being considered as quick and dirty products. There is also a chapter on risks and rewards to ponder when contemplating doing something quick and dirty. The book may be universally used by any business in any field, large, or small. Employees need to know both how and when to do things quick . Human Resources should have a half dozen or more copies on hand, especially for new hires. Project managers, if not each employee, should also have a copy to use for reference and as an example of what is expected when something is to be done quick . It is hoped that you find the book amusing, yet briefly accurate and marginally informative. There is no doubt in my mind that you will be required to do something quick at some point in your career. This book should help you be successful in doing or avoiding doing things quick .