The Experience trap

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      <subfield code="a">When companies put seasoned managers in charge of important projects, they dont expect missed deadlines, budget overruns, and rampant defects. However, thats what researchers found when they tested hundreds of experienced project managers with computer games that simulated software development projects. The study, conducted by two professors from Insead and one from Naval Postgraduate School, strongly suggests that veterans in complex environments suffer a breakdown in the learning process</subfield>
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