McFarland, 1992 - Google Patents
Managing in the New Team Environment: Skills, Tools, and Methods, by Larry HirschhornMcFarland, 1992
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- 7662944977532080776
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- McFarland C
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- Lab. Stud. J.
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Managing in the New Team Environment: Skills, Tools, and Methods. By Larry Hirschhorn.
Reading, Mass.: Addison Wesley Publishing Page 1 BOOK REVIEWS Managing in the New
Team Environment: Skills, Tools, and Methods. By Larry Hirschhorn. Reading, Mass.: Addison …
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