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Myths and misconceptions in current engineers’ management practices
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Team Performance Management
Team Performance Management: An International Journal (2000) 6 (1-2): 15–24.
Published: 01 February 2000
...Alberto Petroni This article peers into some of the myths and misconceptions in current management practices in motivating technical professionals. A questionnaire survey was carried out on 376 development engineers. The foregoing analysis clearly suggests that engineers in industry are generally...
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Decentralized cooperation: a distributed approach to team design in a concurrent engineering organization
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Team Performance Management
Team Performance Management: An International Journal (1998) 4 (4): 138–165.
Published: 01 June 1998
...Biren Prasad A multi‐component design of a “concurrent team” is described here for a concurrent engineering organization. This concurrent “team design” is composed of four essential teaming components: a logical component, a virtual component, a technological component and a personnel (work‐group...
