How to Select and Use Consultants - A Client's Guide (ILO, 1993, 220 p.): (introduction...)

How to Select and Use Consultants - A Client's Guide (ILO, 1993, 220 p.)

		*(introduction...)*
		Management Development Series
		Introduction
		Chapter 1. On consulting and consultants
		Chapter 2. On deciding that you need a consultant
		Chapter 3. On criteria and methods of consultant selection
		Chapter 4. On consultant selection procedures
		Chapter 5. On consulting fees
		Chapter 6. On consulting contracts
		Chapter 7. On working with a consultant
		Chapter 8. On winding up a consulting assignment
		Chapter 9. On becoming a competent user of consulting services
		Appendices
		Other ILO publications
		Back cover

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Management Development Series No. 31

Milan Kubr

International Labour Office Geneva

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Kubr, M.
How to select and use consultants. A client's guide
Geneva, International Labour Office, 1993 (Management Development Series, No. 31)

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ISBN 92-2-108517-1
ISSN 0074-6703

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