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Management article
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Reference no. 77210
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Business Review", 1977

Abstract

Similarities exist between the management of a film project and the management of other temporary work systems, such as technical or scientific projects, consulting teams, task forces, and other short-term task groups. Most temporary projects go through an analogous series of phases, including planning and recruiting, implementing and leading, and follow up and clean up. By examining one film director''s successful approach to managing creativity, insights applicable to the business world are gained regarding the stimulation of creativity, working relationships, and leadership styles.

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Abstract

Similarities exist between the management of a film project and the management of other temporary work systems, such as technical or scientific projects, consulting teams, task forces, and other short-term task groups. Most temporary projects go through an analogous series of phases, including planning and recruiting, implementing and leading, and follow up and clean up. By examining one film director''s successful approach to managing creativity, insights applicable to the business world are gained regarding the stimulation of creativity, working relationships, and leadership styles.

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