Marketing's "Nemesis" Demystified: Facilitating the Marketing-Engineering Interface Through Student Work teams

Marketing's "Nemesis" Demystified: Facilitating the Marketing-Engineering Interface Through Student Work teams

One key experience found in the "real world" but not easily replicated in the undergraduate classroom is that of working in a cross-functional work team-a skill favored in the contemporary work environment. This study presents a discussion of experiences from involving undergraduate sectio...

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