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#50 Why Read How Big Things Get Done?

#50 Why Read How Big Things Get Done?

Quality, Consequences and the Construction Industrial Complex (part 414).

Nobody asked but we are doing it anyway. We are collecting 100 project management and building commissioning questions and will answer them one at a time.

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