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executive development, based upon an analysis of the
programs studied.
Limitations of this study. The findings of this
study are not to be interpreted as being representative
of industrial and commercial firms generally in the Los
Angeles area. It was the intention of the author to
select only firms which were known to have formalized
programs for encouraging the growth and development of
their executives. To this end, the i inclusion of certain
| firms in this study was denied when it was discovered i
! upon examination that their programs were superficial
ij
or that their efforts were not sufficiently extensive
; to signify the term, "program.”
In order to broaden the scope of enquiry, an
attempt was made to choose firms which were operating in
a corporate area which differed from the other firms
included in the study. Thus, various segments of industry
' are represented, including aircraft, consumer goods
i
manufacturing, public utility, and insurance. In taking
this approach to the problem, it was necessary to limit
the selection to one firm in each field of endeavor.
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| Title | An analysis of executive development programs in the Los Angeles area. - Page 15 |
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| Full text | executive development, based upon an analysis of the programs studied. Limitations of this study. The findings of this study are not to be interpreted as being representative of industrial and commercial firms generally in the Los Angeles area. It was the intention of the author to select only firms which were known to have formalized programs for encouraging the growth and development of their executives. To this end, the i inclusion of certain | firms in this study was denied when it was discovered i ! upon examination that their programs were superficial ij or that their efforts were not sufficiently extensive ; to signify the term, "program.” In order to broaden the scope of enquiry, an attempt was made to choose firms which were operating in a corporate area which differed from the other firms included in the study. Thus, various segments of industry ' are represented, including aircraft, consumer goods i manufacturing, public utility, and insurance. In taking this approach to the problem, it was necessary to limit the selection to one firm in each field of endeavor. |
