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Cancelling a Project in Four Not-So-Easy Steps

by Eileen Strider

It may take only four steps to cancel a project, but that doesn't mean it is simple or easy. Not much has been written regarding how to go about cancelling a project. Even less has been written about how to survive if you are the person responsible for the cancellation. This article contains tips on both important topics.

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Cancelling a Project in Four Not-So-Easy Steps December 2003

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