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The practice of construction management. / Barry Fryer with Marylin Fryer

By: Fryer, BarryContributor(s): Egbu, Charles | Ellis, Robert | Gorse, ChristopherMaterial type: TextTextProducer: Oxford: Blackwell, 2004Edition: 4th edDescription: xiii, 351 p.: illContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781405111102 (pbk.)Subject(s): Construction industry -- ManagementDDC classification: 624.068 LOC classification: HD9715.A2.F59
Contents:
Contents: The development of management thinking -- Managers and their jobs -- Organisation -- Leadership -- Communication -- Conflict and conflict management -- Individua/group behaviour and teamwork -- Motivation and human performance -- Problem-solving and decision-making -- Managing change -- Value and risk management -- Managing innovation in construction -- Managing supply chains in construction networks -- Personnel managment and HRM -- Recruitment and staff development -- Health and safety -- Industrial relations -- Managing quality and environmental impact --
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4th ed. revised by Charles Egbu, Robert Ellis and Christopher Gorse

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents: The development of management thinking -- Managers and their jobs -- Organisation -- Leadership -- Communication -- Conflict and conflict management -- Individua/group behaviour and teamwork -- Motivation and human performance -- Problem-solving and decision-making -- Managing change -- Value and risk management -- Managing innovation in construction -- Managing supply chains in construction networks -- Personnel managment and HRM -- Recruitment and staff development -- Health and safety -- Industrial relations -- Managing quality and environmental impact --

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