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...2 What do you think a typical operations manager does? Take a minute or so to consider. Discussion A stereotypical example of an operations manager would be a plant manager in charge of a factory, such as an automobile assembly plant. But other managers who work in the factory – quality managers, production and inventory control managers, and line supervisors – can...

...2 Effective recruitment and selection - The key to successful recruitment is to ensure that the criteria of suitability are overt and relevant to the job itself. Once these criteria are agreed and shared it is possible to make more rational decisions about someone's suitability for a job, based on evidence rather than ‘gut feeling’ or instinct. Effective recruitment...

...2 Project stakeholders Figure 2 is adapted from the International Standard ISO 21500 Guidance on Project Management (ISO, 2012). Senior management can be grouped together, but in Figure 2 the Corporate management stakeholders, who are part of the project and organisational infrastructure, are shown separately outside the system boundary of the project, although it may be...

...2 Higher. A lot higher. BOY 1 Higher. [MUSIC PLAYING] BOY 1 Each one of these turbines powers 500 houses, which is 2500 total. BOY 2 Solar group, if you want to gather around here. LIZ ROTHSCHILD We’ve got this fantastic team of student environmental educators who we’ve been working with in the local secondary school. BOY 2 It’s called an ‘anemometer’. Have any...

...2 compares the roles of a team leader in these two types of team. Show description|Hide description Table 2 description The table has two columns. The first column has a heading of ‘The team leadership roles in a hierarchical team and the second column, a heading of ‘The team leadership role in a self-managed team. Under these headings there are six rows. The first...