Search Results - subject:"Transferable skills"

Doctoral education in Europe: models and propositions for transversal skill training

Ashonibare, Adekola Afolabi - In: Studies in Graduate and Postdoctoral Education 14 (2022) 2, pp. 164-170

detailed picture that has implications for the design of doctoral education programs that aim to support transferable skills … university. Doctoral students themselves must be intentional about creating industry networks for acquiring transferable skills …, interacting, arguing critically and developing transferable skills for various careers. The advocacy for transversal skill …

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An investigation into the transferable skills of Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) in the Defence Forces of Ireland (army only) on retirement

Whelan, Ray; Feeney, Sharon - In: DBS business review : an international academic … 3 (2019), pp. 5-16

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Requirements for brand managers in Ukraine and the Czech Republic: Identification and comparison

Wroblowská, Zuzana - In: Trends Economics and Management 12 (2018) 31, pp. 115-125

Purpose of the article: This paper represents a set of requirements placed on brand managers when they are first approached by recruiters in both Ukraine and the Czech Republic. Methodology/methods: To conclude a successful empirical research, Berelson's content analysis method was used to study...

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Requirements for brand managers in Ukraine and the Czech Republic : identification and comparison

Wroblowská, Zuzana - In: Trends economics and management 12 (2018) 31, pp. 115-125

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Freeing spirits through music

Sara, Lee - In: Economia della Cultura (2013) 4, pp. 489-494

Operating since 1996 by delivering 240 projects in over 50 prisonsin the UK, the trust Music in Prisons (MiP) has shown the powerful,transformative impact music can have on the lives of disadvantagedpeople in and on the edges of the criminal justice system, by bringinggroups of prisoners...

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The Rise in Executive Compensation - Consequence of a 'War for Talents'?

Rost, Katja - 2010

The rise in executive compensation has triggered a great amount of public controversy and academic research. Critics have referred to the salaries paid to managers as 'pay without performance', while defenders have countered that the large salaries can be explained by a 'war for talents'. This...

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The Rise in Executive Compensation - Consequence of a 'War for Talents'?

Rost, Katja - Center for Research in Economics, Management and the … - 2010

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