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Industrial and Commercial Training
Industrial and Commercial Training (1988) 20 (4): 11–13.
Published: 01 April 1988
.... A further emphasis was on the differences in female and male managerial styles, and differing priorities in work and family issues. © MCB UP Limited 1988 Conferences Management Development Women Executives "WORKING TOGETHER: DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS" 1987 European Women's...
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Industrial and Commercial Training
Industrial and Commercial Training (1987) 19 (5): 13–15.
Published: 01 May 1987
..., 1965. ICT SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1987 15 Human Relations Management Development Training Women Executives © MCB UP Limited 1987 ...
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Industrial and Commercial Training
Industrial and Commercial Training (1987) 19 (5): 9–12.
Published: 01 May 1987
...Marlene Spero A programme of self‐development for women managers was introduced by a major retail multiple aware of low morale among its few women executives. None of the selected group understood the concept of “development” and were taken aback by the commitment and input expected of them...
