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1. IDEOLOGIES AND MANAGEMENT TRAINING.

Author

Owens, James

Subjects
*IDEOLOGY, *EXECUTIVES' attitudes, *ATTITUDES of businessmen, *COLLEGE student attitudes
Abstract

Compares individualistic and communitarian ideologies as alternative value systems for managers in the United States in the 1980s. Survey of the attitudes of businessmen; Comparison with those of college students and members of the American Society for Training and Development; Educators' role in the formulation, evaluation and cultivation of ideologies.

Published
1980

2. When an Executive Acts Like a Spoiled Brat.

Author

SCHWARTZ, JOHN

Subjects
*EXECUTIVES' attitudes, *ATTITUDES of businessmen, *HIGH technology industries
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights on the approach of modifying behavioral problem of technology executives by dealing with them as with naughty children.

Published
2017

4. Companies Go Global, But Many Managers Just Don't Travel Well.

Author

Hymowitz, Carol

Subjects
*ATTITUDES of businessmen, *EXECUTIVES' attitudes, *CULTURAL lag, *ATTITUDE (Psychology), INTERNATIONAL business enterprise employees
Abstract

Reports on Europeans' criticism of United States executives for their lack of knowledge of European culture. Origins of such animosity; The change in attitude that American businessmen must make when dealing with foreign colleagues; Some of the gaps that exist in business etiquette between Americans and Europeans.

Published
2000

5. Rudeness And Riches Dot-Com.

Author

Tierney, John

Subjects
*INTERNET industry, *EXECUTIVES' attitudes, *MANAGEMENT & society, *ATTITUDES of businessmen, *ATTITUDE (Psychology), *EMPLOYEES
Abstract

Focuses on what some claim to be the rudeness and arrogance of young Internet company executives in the United States. Comments from several traditional company executives on the behavior of these young millionaires; Defense of the fast-paced rhythm of Internet business; Discussion of how to avoid, or make the best of, these executives.

Published
2000

6. Corporate chiefs say crime is down.

Author

Murrill, Maureen

Subjects
*COMMERCIAL crimes, *EXECUTIVES' attitudes, *RETAIL industry, *ATTITUDES of businessmen
Abstract

Reports on the opinion of business leaders in Australia on corporate crime levels in the 1990s. Poll suggesting that there seems to be less corporate crime in the 1990s compared to the 1980s; Retail industry perceiving that there is more crime; Queensland having the biggest perceived improvement among the states.

Published
1998

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