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Management skills development in Canada / by Keith Newton.C21-23/13

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This paper focuses on... management education, training and development. It examines the contention that there are worrisome deficiencies in management skills in Canada. After briefly describing the context within which this challenge to competitiveness arises, the question of adequacy is addressed. Evidence that suggests deficiency is presented, and the particular problems of small- and medium-sized enterprises are highlighted. The hypotheses that Canada lacks a training culture and that management development is not an integral part of doing business in Canada, are examined.--Introduction and outline

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Department/Agency
  • Canada. Industry Canada. Micro-Economic Analysis Directorate.
TitleManagement skills development in Canada / by Keith Newton.
Series title
  • Occasional paper 13
Publication typeMonograph - View Master Record
LanguageBilingual-[English | French]
FormatPhysical text
Other formatsDigital text-[English]
Parallel description[French]
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  • "This paper focuses on... management education, training and development. It examines the contention that there are worrisome deficiencies in management skills in Canada. After briefly describing the context within which this challenge to competitiveness arises, the question of adequacy is addressed. Evidence that suggests deficiency is presented, and the particular problems of small- and medium-sized enterprises are highlighted. The hypotheses that Canada lacks a training culture and that management development is not an integral part of doing business in Canada, are examined."--Introduction and outline.
  • Bibliography.
  • Bilingual
Publishing information
  • Ottawa - Ontario : Industry Canada. 1995.
BindingSoftcover
DescriptionEnglish text, 50p. : figs., graphs ; 23 cm.
ISBN0-662-26278-6
Catalogue number
  • C21-23/13
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