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differences between German expatriate managers and their local subordinates. Therefore predeparture training and development …
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Considers the transfer of management knowledge to the People’s Republic of China through Western universities as a complex process involving cultural as well as educational issues. Shows that the traditional case study format prevalent in MBA style executive education must be modified for use...
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Reports the results of a field study on managerial decision making and competence utilization in Chinese enterprises. The results showed that the participative decision making had positive effects on both morale and decision quality and that the decision skill utilization had a very close...
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find out what managerial success factors, as perceived by male managers in two regions in the PRC are the most influential … managers in Hong Kong and Guangdong.  …
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/methodology/approach – This empirical investigation examines the differences in managerial values between US and Chinese managers through … independent sample t ‐tests based on survey responses from 1,741 US and 982 Chinese managers. Findings – The findings indicate … that significant cultural differences exist between the two samples. Results show that US managers are more individualistic …
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