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Peopleware
Productive Projects and Teams
by Tom DeMarco, Timothy Lister
- 11 Ratings
- 37 Want to read
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This edition was published in 1999 by Dorset House Pub. in New York, NY.
Written in English
— 245 pages
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Nao li mi ji chan ye de ren cai guan li zhi dao
2007, Jing ji xin chao she
in Chinese
- 880-02 Chu ban.
9867889649 9789867889645
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Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams
1999, Dorset House Pub.
in English
- 2nd ed.
0932633439 9780932633439
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Peopleware: productive projects and teams
1987, Dorset House Pub. Co.
in English
0932633056 9780932633057
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Peopleware
productive projects and teams
First published in 1987
Subjects
Management, Organizational effectiveness, Project management, Organizational behavior, Organisationsverhalten, Organização (administração), AdministraçãoPeopleware
Productive Projects and Teams
This edition was published in 1999 by Dorset House Pub. in New York, NY.
First Sentence
"Most of us managers are prone to one particular failing: a tendency to manage people as though they were modular components."
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 233-238) and index.
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