Managers in the making : careers, development and control in corporate Britain and Japan / John Storey, Paul Edwards and Keith Sisson.
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- 9781849206808
- 1849206805
- 9781446280249
- 1446280241
- 9780761955429
- 0761955429
- Executives -- Great Britain
- Executives -- Japan
- Career development -- Great Britain
- Career development -- Japan
- Executives -- Training of -- Great Britain
- Executives -- Training of -- Japan
- Industrial management -- Great Britain
- Industrial management -- Japan
- Personnel management
- Business planning
- Plan de carrière -- Grande-Bretagne
- Plan de carrière -- Japon
- Gestion d'entreprise -- Grande-Bretagne
- Personnel -- Direction
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Workplace Culture
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Corporate Governance
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Leadership
- BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Organizational Development
- Business planning
- Career development
- Executives
- Executives -- Training of
- Industrial management
- Personnel management
- Great Britain
- Japan
- Managers
- 658.4071240941 22
- HD38.25.G7 S76 1997eb
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 246-253) and index.
Cover; Table of Contents; Preface; 1 -- Introduction: Managers and their Making; 2 -- Contexts: Britain and Japan; 3 -- Management Development Systems in British and Japanese Companies; 4 -- Managerial Labour Markets and Management Careers; 5 -- Training and Education; 6 -- Management Development: Processes and Systems; 7 -- The Evaluation, Reward and Control of Managers; 8 -- Conclusions: Comparative Lessons; Appendix A: Sample and Methods; Appendix B: Questionnaire; References; Index.
Using original data, Managers in the Making presents a thorough analysis of the processes by which managers are made in Britain and Japan. It provides a detailed comparative study of the careers, training, developmental experience and job demands of managers in eight named companies, matching British firms with Japanese counterparts. Using qualitative and quantitative data the authors offer an understanding of these processes within organizational, sectoral and national contexts. Managers' perceptions, reactions and concerns are recorded and analysed throughout.
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