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The International Manager

2019
Nowadays, it is practically impossible to read a business article that does not mention the importance of creativity and innovation for the development and survival of different organizations. One way companies can respond to the uncertainty created by the domestic and global economic situation, rapid growth of the information technologies, and ever ...
Ángel Jareño, Juan José Gibaja, Amaia Arizkuren   +2 more
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International rescue? managing the dental tourist

Dental Update, 2014
The concept of dental tourism can be considered two-fold. On one side it is a term used to describe non-UK residing patients who visit, requesting NHS dental care whilst here in the UK. Alternatively, it also encompasses patients who travel to destinations outside their residing countries to receive care. The latter has become an ever-growing issue in
Junaid, Iqbal, Shilpa, Shah, Martin, Ashley   +2 more
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The International Manager

Executive Development, 1990
Examines the effect of the single european market on UK organisations. Considers educations and training, recruitment and retention, corporate structures language and cultural differences. Comments on courses to assist international managers.
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The Phoenix Management Intern Program

Public Administration Review, 1979
The Phoenix Management Intern Program will begin its thirtieth year in July 1979. Throughout past years, the Phoenix Intern Program has gained national recognition as a highly professional program which serves to regenerate the public administrative system by attracting, developing, and retaining well-trained young people in local government.
Marvin A. Andrews, Julie Burch
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Towards the international engineer manager

FIE '98. 28th Annual Frontiers in Education Conference. Moving from 'Teacher-Centered' to 'Learner-Centered' Education. Conference Proceedings (Cat. No.98CH36214), 2005
Summary form only given. Many engineering and business courses do not prepare students to work within a multi-disciplinary and multi-national frame. This leaves students deficient in the skills necessary to function effectively as an engineer manager in the global context.
H.M. Guendner, M. Allan, B.K. Temple
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The Training of International Managers

Journal of Teaching in International Business, 1994
This article discusses some of the challenges facing educators in the field of international business/marketing, evaluates the Strathclyde experience with its new MSc International Marketing degree and presents some ideas for improving the internationalism of the programme by giving multicultural learning a central role. A holistic Management Issues in
Taggart, J., Wheeler, Colin, Young, S.
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Managing the Internal Consultant

International Studies of Management & Organization, 1974
(1974). Managing the Internal Consultant. International Studies of Management & Organization: Vol. 4, Management Consulting, pp. 35-45.
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Developing the International Manager

Journal of European Industrial Training, 1991
The current need for language training is discussed and, perhaps more importantly, with a view to 1992, cross‐cultural awareness. Language training is geared to cultural understanding rather than total fluency.
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Managing the International Brand

2001
Over the last few years several factors have contributed to reducing trade restrictions such as: International agreements (Gatt, lower customs duties…), Improvements in the means of transport and logistics, Rapidity and availability of information, Global media coverage, Growth of industry worldwide, Changes in financial ...
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