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The Colorful and Gray World of Engineering Management
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Fixing What's Not Broken
anita george
Many engineering teams look at change as a bad thing, something that will disrupt their work. And granted, changing for the wrong reasons, or making changes for the right reasons but too many of them too quickly, can be disruptive and affect productivity. But you should also be careful about being too...
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14 Jan 2013
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