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present program. A statement of the objectives which
the company has set for its executive development efforts
follows. The succeeding paragraphs deal with the planning
phases in the implementation of its program and the
techniques presently used in its program for executive
development. This is followed by an evaluation by the
author of the company’s program based upon observation
and analysis of its total content.
I. DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPANY
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company is a
subsidiary of the holding company known as the Bell
System which owns ninety-one per cent of its common stock.
Together with its own subsidiary, Bell Telephone Company .......,.... !scribers in California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, and
!
the northern part of Idaho. Its operating revenues in
1955 amounted to $715,494,444 received from rates paid
on 5,754,087 telephones in service. Its employees
numbered 85,896,^
iPacific Telephone Annual Report (San Francisco,
California: Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company,
1955L.__________________________________________________
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| Title | An analysis of executive development programs in the Los Angeles area. - Page 125 |
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| Full text | 113 present program. A statement of the objectives which the company has set for its executive development efforts follows. The succeeding paragraphs deal with the planning phases in the implementation of its program and the techniques presently used in its program for executive development. This is followed by an evaluation by the author of the company’s program based upon observation and analysis of its total content. I. DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPANY The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company is a subsidiary of the holding company known as the Bell System which owns ninety-one per cent of its common stock. Together with its own subsidiary, Bell Telephone Company .......,.... !scribers in California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, and ! the northern part of Idaho. Its operating revenues in 1955 amounted to $715,494,444 received from rates paid on 5,754,087 telephones in service. Its employees numbered 85,896,^ iPacific Telephone Annual Report (San Francisco, California: Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, 1955L.__________________________________________________ |
