...Tom Redman; Don Keithle; dam Szalkowski Examines the nature of management training in Poland, which has been largely technical and production oriented with little emphasis on strategic or behavioural aspects. Presents case studies of two companies in Poland which are typical of management...

...” may be useful. Describes a successfully implemented educational approach to teaching both the content and process of TQM approaches to management and applies it to Poland′s post‐communist management development challenge. Putting Total Quality Management into Contemporary Polish Management Development...

... managers from Polish firms. Such an approach can be considered a predominate approach in the process of preparing DSSs for executives who must manage in difficult economic situations. Business games Computer simulation Decision‐support systems Economics Executives Expert systems Poland Journal...

...Stefan Kwiatkowski; Patricia Sanders Western management development assistance (MDA) is being viewed with scepticism in Poland – a scepticism fuelled by the rapid proliferation of MDA programmes which sometimes compete with one another, frequently lack intellectual clarity, and often are short...

...‐made training exercises – a survival exercise and an inter‐unit conflict exercise – were used in a training session composed of Polish academics, who are preparing to enter management development, and training in post‐communist Poland. Polish culture presents both obstacles to experiential learning...

...Stefan Kwiatkowski; Andrzej K. Koźmiński Management education in Poland is doing much better than the Polish economy. Centres of excellence are slowly being formed, and there are signs of hope that the whole educational system might act as an important agent of managerial and entrepreneurial change...