Yes. You describe a dispersment program that will bring in regional project managers to deal with 'more difficult and complex projects.'
James Oberstar: “Yes. You describe a dispersment program that will bring in regional project managers to deal with 'more difficult and…”
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Oberstar questions the need for regional project managers for complex projects.
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