Sentence examples for management scholars from inspiring English sources
But today some management scholars argue that women excel in the leadership qualities most valued in modern firms.
Management scholars such as William Ouchi, of the University of California, Los Angeles, argued that decentralisation had saved American businesses; it could save schools too.
Its boss is, almost by definition, the model executive, whose every move is studied by management scholars and dissected in the press.
Some management scholars said that Hewlett-Packard appeared to be putting a great deal of faith in the counsel of APCO.
Contemporary management scholars judge the quality of a company by the degree to which its strategy and organizational structure are symbiotic, yet they also consider whether the firm's strategy and structure meet the demands of the external environment.
A COUPLE of years ago a group of management scholars from Yale and the University of Pittsburgh tried to discover if there was a link between a company's success and the personality of its boss.
The great management scholar Henry Mintzberg once said that managers should only pay attention to the unexpected.
Henry Mintzberg, a Canadian management scholar, has long claimed that the MBA was too narrowly academic and did not teach much that was of any practical use.And so it continued.
"Emerging markets will be wireless-centric, not PC-centric," says C. K. Prahalad, a management scholar and author of "The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid", a book that highlights the collective purchasing power of the world's 4 billion poorest people and urges firms to try to profit from it.Mobile phones have become indispensable in the rich world.
But sometimes, the desire for an explanation may lead us to perceive patterns that don't exist, says Jennifer Whitson, a management scholar at the University of Texas, Austin.
"What sometimes happens to CEOs is the distraction of these things just takes over your life, and as a consequence, you can't do your job anymore," said Rita McGrath, a strategic management scholar at the Columbia Business School.
