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topic has remained relatively unexplored, especially so far as the effectiveness of the senior managers and officials is … managers are aware of the needs for their own and others’ effectiveness and desire for development, and that the presence of … of the senior managers is concerned. Concludes that effectiveness should be defined as functions of awareness of self and …
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judge their own level of ability, may be responsible for underestimation by training managers of the effects of their …
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Reports the results of a survey of British senior managers concerning their leisure and work beliefs, as well as coping …
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Despite the considerable attention given to managers and their effectiveness in the last few decades, a great deal of … which determine the managerial effectiveness of senior managers in the public sector. The results point to the presence of … requires attention to the senior managers’ “choice” and “meaningful actions”, within an open system context.  …
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‐controlled relaxation can be applied to groups of managers to reduce psychological and physical stress. The study involved 36 middle … managers with stress problems who were randomly exposed to treatment and non‐treatment, which consisted of a three …
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optimum training approaches for resolving management issues and the ability to convince managers throughout the organisation …
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bosses of young first‐line managers. Interviews were also conducted with one subordinate of each boss. Company A did not have …
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junior managers are allowed to make mistakes as a necessary part of training. After the age of 35, the Tokuten principle …
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A survey of returned expatriate managers in an American multinational found that their assignments to subsidiary …
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More people are preferring advisory to executive roles, and organisations are beginning to suffer from a lack of candidates for what is increasingly seen as the thankless task of management. This trend is being encouraged by mistaken management development practices and views of the managerial...
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