The development of standards of competence for senior management

Author:

Lane Gill,Robinson Alan

Abstract

Senior managers are continually required to manage the challenges brought about by the waves of rapid and dynamic change. Research undertaken by Henley Management College into the development of standards of competence for senior management can contribute much in helping managers develop to meet such demands. Examines how the standards of competence were developed, and the outcomes from the research.

Publisher

Emerald

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