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Informationen zum Autor Barry Fryer was formerly Professor of Construction Management at Leeds Metropolitan University. Charles Egbu is Professor of Construction and Project Management, Glasgow Caledonian University. Robert Ellis is a National Teaching Fellow at Leeds Metropolitan University. Christopher Gorse is a Senior Lecturer in Construction and Project Management at Leeds Metropolitan University. Klappentext This book offers construction managers and students a readable account of management ideas and practices, concentrating particularly on the human side of construction management. It pulls together what has been learned both from management practice and research, and summarises the main themes and trends.The text has been substantially revised to reflect the latest management thinking and to include new sections on communication, conflict management and managing innovation. Zusammenfassung This book offers construction managers and students a readable account of management ideas and practices! concentrating particularly on the human side of construction management. It pulls together what has been learned both from management practice and research! and summarises the main themes and trends. Inhaltsverzeichnis The development of management thinking; Managers and their jobs; Organisation; Leadership; Communication; Conflict and conflict management; Individuals, group behaviour and teamwork; Motivation and human performance; Conflict; Problem-solving and decision-making; Managing change; Value and risk management; Managing innovation in construction; Managing supply chains and construction networks; Human Resources Management; Recruitment and staff development; Health and safety; Industrial relations; Managing quality and environmental impact
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The development of management thinking; Managers and their jobs; Organisation; Leadership; Communication; Conflict and conflict management; Individuals, group behaviour and teamwork; Motivation and human performance; Conflict; Problem-solving and decision-making; Managing change; Value and risk management; Managing innovation in construction; Managing supply chains and construction networks; Human Resources Management; Recruitment and staff development; Health and safety; Industrial relations; Managing quality and environmental impact
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It provides a perfect introduction to the various theories and does a good job in relating them to construction management activities... Although I am familiar with theories it contains, the manner in which they are presented makes this a fascinating and thought-provoking read, far superior to similar books I have studied.
Building Engineer Feb 2005
