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Examines a recent managerial sex typing research project. Results show that it is still very difficult for women to reach top managerial jobs and those who do are very much in the minority. The “glass ceiling” appears to be still intact although women are gaining some “middle” ground....
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Examines experiences of managers and how this affects employee training and development. Highlights key factors thought … by managers to be important in achieving success and also the personal experiences of these in solving managerial …
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barriers to teamwork. Suggests that managers need to create a reward system in which they are the supplier and the employee is …
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Describes the results of a survey which shows that there is a gap between managers’ understanding of the importance of …
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the capability to change direction frequently. Argues that the choice managers make about which direction they take … approaches can be placed in one of these. Concludes that those senior managers of companies who were seen as leaders in quality …
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?” Empirical support can be gathered for this question which will allow managers to make informed decisions about the potential …
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Gives a practical approach to setting up a training programme, delivering that training, and how that approach may be imitated by other cities. Memphis is a city of about three‐quarters‐of‐a‐million population, with all the problems of a growing city. Governing a city is difficult at...
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hotels in Wellington was undertaken, focusing on restaurant managers and front‐line staff. Reports that a number of findings …
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Managerial resistance to TQM is a function of opposing principles, which emphasise expert knowledge and experience, realism and the importance of individual creativity. Ignoring the valid points of this opposition merely drives resistance underground. An open dialogue on first principles is both...
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Managers are people who accomplish tasks through others. For the twenty‐first century, managers should be defined as …
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