Selecting the Project Teams’ Members. A Challenging Human Resources Management Process for Laboratory Research

Evangelia N. Markaki; Damianos P. Sakas; Theodoros Chadjipantelis

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.495.159

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Selecting the Project Teams’ Members. A Challenging Human Resources Management Process for Laboratory Research

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The aim of our paper is to focus on the way a project manager chooses the appropriate members of his team in order to develop hi - technological project for a laboratory research in different sectors (business, hi-technological, financial, societal, political). Our aim is to focus on the differences and the challenges that hi - technological project team members have in laboratory research.

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Evangelia N. Markaki, Damianos P. Sakas, Theodoros Chadjipantelis

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Hi-Technological Laboratory Research, Human Resources Management, Management, Selection Methods

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