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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Borrow a copy of this book and buy their previous work Review: After reading the author's previous work (Successful Project Managers), I couldn't wait to get my hands on this sequel. I was quickly disappointed in this book. The words of wisdom imparted could have been distilled down into a small paperback book. The examples cited were large scale "mega" projects that while interesting to read made for little relevance in my own work. There seemed to be a preoccupation with 3rd world projects that sounded more like the evils of "big business" picking on small 3rd world governments. The authors, with this book, failed to bring relevant 1997 business problems to the forefront for discussion. My recommendation is to borrow this book from someone and spend your money on their previous work (Successful Project Managers) Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Not up to par Review: It's not often I read a book that I dislike so strongly, but this book is one of those that should never have been written. The author doesn't seem to understand many basic writing concepts. Books need characters, plots and settings that readers care about. Characters don't have to good or bad or in between, but they do need to be developed and not just fit archetypes. The plot needs to advance, and not just bounce around to points on some arbitrary map. The settings needs to be at least somewhat believable, even if it is a fantasy world. This book has neither characters, nor plot, nor settings that are worthwhile. Definitely skippable. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Warrior Spirit Review: This movie can show you more about the warrior spirit than any of the phony martial arts films out there. The scene near the end where the norsemen -- and their arab "brother" -- step up one by one to stand in front of the charging enemy gives new meaning to the phrase "stand up guy." Let's hope that the studio releases a "director's cut" with some of the edited material included. Answer:
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