Personnel shortages just don't solve themselves

The dean of collegiate petroleum engineering department heads in the US speaks his mind on the personnel issues facing the upstream industry, and offers timely advice and solutions.

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Personnel shortages just don&#39;t solve themselves

The dean of collegiate petroleum engineering department heads in the US speaks his mind on the personnel issues facing the upstream industry, and offers timely advice and solutions.

Personnel shortages just don't solve themselves