Selections from advanced modern Korean writings in social sciences, literature, culture, history, journalistic texts, and intensive conversation exercises.
HBR editors sent T George Harris, a Drucker collaborator for 24 years, to the Drucker Management Center at the Claremont Graduate School in California for two days of intensive conversation about the book's practical implications for today's executives.
He admits he is just entering British politics, and will spend two days in intensive conversations with senior party figures next month.
Kerry said some progress was made in what he described as "very serious, very intensive conversations," but key hurdles are yet to be overcome.
Her prospects, in or out of government, are the subject of intensive conversations among conservative leaders, including the group that will meet next Wednesday in rural Virginia to weigh social, foreign policy and economic issues, as well as the political landscape and the next presidential election.
So before LDB teams can establish what SKUs may be assigned to which logistically distinct business segments, they hold intensive conversations with customers (or, in the case of retail stores, with merchandise buyers) to ascertain customers' concepts of quality, price alternatives, and so on.
This event is designed to foster an intensive breadth and depth of conversation and connection.
To communicate with one another, the men developed a tapping alphabet, rapping out labor-intensive conversations on the walls of their 5-by-9-foot concrete cells.
Alternatively, residents might be using lack of time as an excuse – either consciously or otherwise – to avoid difficult, seemingly time-intensive conversations with patients and families.
At all six campuses, there is an intensive effort to create a "college-going culture," and conversations about college often begin even before the first day of school.
