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Management development 113 Training 35 Competences 31 Managers 23 Executives 21 Corporate culture 19 Team building 19 Leadership 18 Business schools 17 Career development 16 Management 16 Organizational change 15 Learning 14 Masters of Business Administration 13 Management styles 12 Teams 12 Women 12 Career planning 11 Organizational development 11 Top management 11 Training techniques 10 Action learning 9 Assessment 9 Communications 9 International trade 9 Performance appraisal 9 Self‐development 9 Interpersonal communications 8 Learning organizations 8 Recruitment 8 Teamwork 8 Development 7 Directors 7 Human resource development 7 Organizational structure 7 Public sector 7 Strategy 7 Stress 7 Systems development 7 Goals 6
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Article 270 Book / Working Paper 4
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research-article 209 case-report 25 review-article 21 technical-paper 9 conceptual-paper 5 review 1
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English 273 Undetermined 1
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Zajas, Jay J. 8 Burke, Ronald J. 3 Coulson‐Thomas, Colin J. 3 Margerison, Charles 3 Miller, Susan 3 Spinks, Nelda 3 Vinten, Gerald 3 Wells, Barron 3 Barton, Laurence 2 Calvert, Roy 2 Collins, Duncan 2 DeVries, David L 2 Dixon, Philippa 2 Freeburn, Robert 2 Freeburn, Robert D. 2 Gold, Jeffrey 2 Goodwin, Jack 2 Harrison, Rosemary 2 Kerr, Scott 2 Lombardo, Michael M. 2 McCann, Dick 2 McKeen, Carol A. 2 Megginson, David 2 O′Neill, Brian 2 Pascoe, Kenneth M. 2 Peters, Bill 2 Pierce, Chris 2 Rogers, Robert W. 2 Rowe, Christopher 2 Stephens, Charlotte S. 2 Stringfellow, Mike 2 Tovey, Laura 2 White, Randall P 2 Wilson, Liz 2 Abraham, Martin 1 Alexander, Ziggi 1 Andrews, Brendan 1 Aram, Robin 1 Bailey, Catherine 1 Ballé, Michael 1
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Executive Development 270 Michigan management and executive development studies 2
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Other ZBW resources 270 USB Cologne (EcoSocSci) 4
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Human investment at the New York Stock Exchange
Culley, Henry C. - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 2
Looks at the New York Stock Exchange as a useful proving ground to evaluate executive development. Identifies certain …
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The road to the top is paved with good assignments – part two
Lombardo, Michael M. - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 2
Describes five assignment types that appear to be especially important in the development of successful managers. Examines each type in detail and identifies learning themes that emerged from each. Concludes by stating the developmental limits of challenging assignments.
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Developing success
O’Farrell, Mike - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 2
Reports on Action Profiling, a new management development programme designed to ensure that individuals in an organization are focusing on the same objectives. Examines Action Profiling, which produces a decision‐making profile for each person, together with a personal action plan. Reviews the...
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Transcendental meditation: the new key to executive results
Purveys, Andrew - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 2
Discusses the TM Corporate Development Programme, a new initiative set up to sell the idea that transcendental meditation is good for business. Looks at a number of independent studies comparing the stress levels of meditating groups with those of non‐meditating groups. Stresses the benefits...
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Making experience count
Crane, Susan A.; Powers, Edward A. - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 2
Argues that managers′ concrete work experience is the most critical of problem solving competences. Discusses a number of reasoning skills that experienced managers generally possess: diagnostic information seeking skills; inductive analysis skills; causal reasoning. Concludes that...
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Management development on three continents
Headley, Richard A.; Slevin, Dennis P. - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 3
Discusses the new approach to management development taken by GKN, a leading manufacturer of automotive transmission products world‐wide. Reports on GKN′s selection of the University of Pittsburgh as the site for the expansion of the Young Executive Programme (YEP). Describes the careful...
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Management Charter Initiative
Aram, Robin - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 3
Briefly discusses the principles underlying the Management Charter Initiative (MCI). Looks at the benefits that membership of the organization can bring and some implications for management.
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Whose plan is it anyway? – part one
Collins, Duncan - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 3
Examines the appointment of a new managing director to AKZ Enterprises and the predecessor′s move to the post of Chairman, in particular how through a careful search and analysis, consultants ensured that the personality match would be trouble free. Discusses the first two years of the...
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Self development
Stewart, Rosemary - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 3
Considers what the phrase “self development” really means for management. Examines the rationale behind general trends towards self development approaches. Discusses the implications for the organization as well as the individual. Finally considers the learning community as a whole and...
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Developing the small company
Mead, Michael - In: Executive Development 2 (1989) 3
Discusses, relying on anecdotes from personal experience, the problems facing the small company, which has never invested in management training or development, when it decides on a programme of change. Looks at important choices about implementing a development programme. Considers one...
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