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Hi guys,
Can someone recommend me a MS Project book that actually shows examples instead of explaining techniaques like most books do?
There are tutorials on youtube and the like, but ideally I want a resource that takes me to the more advanced techniques that I can work on in my spare time.
I am very eager to build my skillset but for a more planning suited role.
Any help is appreciated
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