Introduction I.The management development methods A.The formal methods B.The informal methods II.Are formal methods appropriate to an effective management development program? A.The issues of methods used B.An effective management development program Conclusion References and bibliography ------------------------------------------------------- Introduction 'Given the varied nature of managerial work and the wide range of individual strengths and weaknesses which every manager brings to it, there are some strong advocates of the view that formal …showed first 75 words of 2566 total…

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