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Developing Soft Skills for Engineering: Experience with Student Team Projects
Franc, Gider; Tanja, Urbančič - In: Organizacija 43 (2010) 1, pp. 35-39
gain experience in an extensive project where various skills are needed, e.g. teamwork, coordinating work, project … are forced to gain experience in teamwork and to overcome the uncertainties and obstacles that arise in such projects …
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Peer Effects in Team Sports: Empirical Evidence From NCAA Relay Teams
Craig A. Depken, II; Haglund, Lisa E. - In: Journal of Sports Economics 12 (2011) 1, pp. 3-19
This article investigates whether peer effects manifest in the performance of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) 4 × 400 m men's relay teams. We test whether increasing the average quality of team members has a nonlinear and ultimately deleterious impact on team performance,...
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Teamwork as a Self-Disciplining Device
Fahn, Matthias; Hakenes, Hendrik - CESifo - 2014
other, a relational contract involving teamwork can help to improve an agent’s performance. The mutual promise to work … and teamwork renders no technological benefits. Moreover, we show that even if teamwork does render technological benefits …
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Developing Soft Skills for Engineering: Experience with Student Team Projects
Franc, Gider; Tanja, UrbanÄiÄ - In: Organizacija 43 (2010) 1, pp. 35-39
to gain experience in an extensive project where various skills are needed, e.g. teamwork, coordinating work, project … are forced to gain experience in teamwork and to overcome the uncertainties and obstacles that arise in such projects …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010534562
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Immediate Effects of On-The-Job Training and Its Intensity
Nutting, Andrew W. - In: Journal of Sports Economics 14 (2013) 3, pp. 303-320
National Basketball Association home teams produce more defense and more wins the more consecutive games they play at home, suggesting home games serve as on-the-job training for future games during the same homestand. Home teams produce less defense and fewer wins the more days off during a...
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