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- Chinese Managers Underestimated in the West
- Chinese Managers Underestimated in the WestWow!!"We should stop doing business with them"... who is we? How should we stop doing business with them, do you have a suggested plan to accomplish this? You mention Tibet, have you heard of Iraq? Guantanamo Bay... Have you any idea what would happen if...
- Discussion threads 2008-07-03
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- Chinese Managers Underestimated in the West
- The Find: According to one recent survey, complacent western managers "hugely underestimate" their Chinese counterparts while overestimating their own skills. The Source: The Global Management Challenge study from the Institute of Leadership & Management ILM. The Takeaway: The ILM surveyed 325 managers...
- Blog posts 2008-07-02
- CHINESE MANAGERS HEADED FOR HARVARD PROGRAM
- AsiaInfo Services 04-15-1996 Chinese Managers Headed for Harvard Program CHINA, Apr. 15, AsiaInfo Services, Inc -- Harvard University will help train Chinese entrepreneurs in a bid to help meet the country's thirst for qualified professional managers. Harvard's Fairbank...
- Research articles 1996-04-15
- The West Underrates China's Managers at its Peril
- UK managers underestimate the skills of their Chinese counterparts, says Management Issues, reporting on the Institute of Leadership and Management's report, 'Global Management Challenge: China vs the World'. The western perception of Chinese management is outdated, says the ILM -- we see China's as a place where...
- Blog posts 2008-06-24
- Chinese managers to run all Olympic sports: officials
- BEIJING AFP — Chinese officials will run all the sports at the Beijing Olympics, even those such as cycling and equestrian events which are relatively unknown here, organising committee officials said Tuesday. "Managers of all 28 Olympic sports will be Chinese," Zhang Jilong, director of the organising committee's sports...
- Research articles 2008-02-18
- Structural Changes in Turbulent Environments: A Study of Small and Mid-Size Chinese Organizations
- Case studies on nine mid-size Chinese organizations were created to establish whether or not the long-recognized principle that increasing environmental uncertainty must be met with organizations adopting organic structural elements still holds true. China offers a unique opportunity for such a test in that no other country has experienced so...
- White papers
- The Effects of Nationality, Work Role Centrality, and Work Locus of Control on Role Definitions of OCB
- In a study of 116 Chinese managers of state-owned businesses in Shanghai and Tianjin and 109 American managers attending an Executive MBA program, nationality, work role centrality, and work locus of control were examined as possible reasons for why an individual might include behaviors typically characterized as Organizational Citizenship Behavior...
- White papers
- McKinsey: How to Nurture Managerial Talent in China
- Generally speaking, finding talent for a business is a bit easier than finding capital or innovative ideas. But if you do business in China the opposite is true, according to McKinsey Quarterly in a new report. McKinsey researchers Kevin Lane and Florian Pollner note that China's typically...
- Blog posts 2008-07-16
- TOUGH REGULATION IN CHINA PUTS MORE WORK ON RISK MANAGERS.
- As a new Chinese insurance regulatory body tightens its reins on the market, risk managers with exposures in China face several changes in the way they obtain coverage. A recent crackdown by the new regulatory body on perceived violations of the ...
- Research articles 1999-10-25
- Building an insurance program in China poses challenges; Risk managers must be aware of differences in policy wording, laws.(Spotlight: RIMS 2007 Trends & Developments)
- Byline: GLORIA GONZALEZ NEW ORLEANS-Creating an insurance program for a company's operations in China is a challenge for risk managers due to strict insurance market regulations, exclusions of basic risks in Chinese policies and differences in bus Byline: GLORIA GONZALEZ ...
- Research articles 2007-05-14
- News: Merrill Lynch joint venture asset management operation gets green light from Chinese authorities.
- Chinese authorities have given clearance to a Merrill Lynch Investment Managers' joint venture asset management operation ... Chinese authorities have given clearance to a Merrill Lynch Investment Managers' joint venture asset management operation based in Shanghai.
- Research articles 2004-07-19
- News: Beware Chinese equities management risk.
- Asset managers are urging investors to be cautious about mainland Chinese equities, citing gaping disparities between company valuations and management quality. Aberdeen Asset Managers said a rush of Chinese new issues was being snapped up by hungry investors, despite some astronomical valuations, but...
- Research articles 2007-02-19
- Podcast: China Can Teach Western Business to Do More with Less
- The Find: Chinese managers who have been selling to cash strapped consumers for years have some things to teach western business people about doing more with less during this downturn, says one old China hand in a recent podcast. The Source: An FT.com podcast with Professor...
- Blog posts 2009-02-17
- Indoctrination lives on in China, albeit Motorola style.(Leadership Training)
- Motorola's CAMP China Accelerated Management Program trains hand-picked Chinese managers in the nuances of business management and strategy, getting selected trainees to think in terms of "team performance management, process improvement, cu Motorola's CAMP China Accelerated Management Program trains hand-picked Chinese managers in...
- Research articles 2004-04-01
- News: Potential risks of Chinese equities remain ambiguous.
- Fund managers are divided over the potential risks of direct investment in the Chinese equity market, with conflicting reports over the country's quality of governance. Aberdeen Asset Managers maintained that while the overall economic picture in China had been positive, the ease of access...
- Research articles 2006-09-11
- Chinese-stock investors need cool heads to prevail on SARS.
- Apr 28, 2003 (The Asian Wall Street Journal - ABIX via COMTEX) Fund managers advise investors in Chinese stocks to remain calm while anxiety about SARS causes prices to fall. They argue that as long as the epidemic is contained within three-to-six months, the long-term...
- Research articles 2003-04-28
- Chinese marketers bent on going global; Survey: Many disagree on potential roadblocks.(News)
- Byline: NORMANDY MADDEN [Beijing] A survey of some of China's largest marketers found aggressive plans to build global brands, although the Chinese companies disagreed on some of the problems they face and didn't really understand how Westerners see Chinese brands. WPP...
- Research articles 2005-03-14
- Bodies of slain Chinese arrive in Afghan capital
- KABUL AFP ? The bodies of eleven Chinese road workers brutally slain in Afghanistan arrived in Kabul, as two suspects were reportedly arrested for the worst attack on foreigners since the fall of the Taliban. The corpses arrived in two Afghan defense ministry helicopters and were taken into Red...
- Research articles 2004-06-11
- Global equities: the year of the Fire Pig: each month, What Investment speaks to fund managers and analysts, focusing on four different asset classes, and asks them to reveal the key issues currently driving their investment decisions
- The Chinese New Year ushered in a fall in the Chinese market that sent jitters around the world. Lex Hoogduin, chief economist at Robeco, notes: 'At the end of February the Chinese authorities triggered a stock market correction of nine per cent at the local exchanges. Earlier last month they...
- Research articles 2007-04-01
- First Chinese Graduates from International Business Program Enter the Marketplace; Tsinghua and MIT Sloan Program Graduates First Class
- BEIJING--BUSINESS WIRE--June 29, 1999-- On July 10, 29 students will graduate from China's first International MBA program, a collaboration between Tsinghua University in Beijing and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management, in Cambridge, MA. These students will join a Chinese and international workforce that is...
- Research articles 1999-06-29
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