Presents an analysis of Austrian top managers and top management teams based on data gathered from Austrian managers in 301 separate organizations. Through the data collected, builds and presents a comprehensive picture of the current state of Austrian management. Also gives a profile of how Austrian managers compare in certain key competence areas with managers from some of the other European countries in which similar research has been conducted. Shows that in general,Austrian management teams have few interpersonal or value‐based interaction difficulties, but that their key problems, and the key development issues facing them, lie in their ability to understand and manage the structure of their organizations, long‐term issues, and the increasingly competitive and global markets and environments into which their companies are entering. Shows that it is these key areas which are the major sources of conflict, sensitivity, and difficulty within Austrian top management teams. Based on these findings, presents some management development recommendations for Austrian managers to assist in broadening their management competences and thus enhancing their personal, organizational, and business success.
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April 01 1993
AUSTRIAN BOARDROOM SUCCESS: A EUROPEAN COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TOP MANAGEMENT Available to Purchase
Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1758-7778
Print ISSN: 0268-3946
© MCB UP Limited
1993
Journal of Managerial Psychology (1993) 8 (4): 2–32.
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Kakabadse A, Alderson S, Randlesome C, Myers A (1993), "AUSTRIAN BOARDROOM SUCCESS: A EUROPEAN COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TOP MANAGEMENT". Journal of Managerial Psychology, Vol. 8 No. 4 pp. 2–32, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/02683949310039229
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