Why Japan scorns MBAs

Article Abstract:

The Japanese, who have some of the world's most successful companies, are very critical of the west's Masters in Business Administration and other postgraduate management qualifications. They advocate in-house training to lay the foundation for loyalty to the company. Qualifications like MBA are thought to promote an individualistic approach by the employee and to encourage job changing. A personnel manager for a Tokyo steel company says that new staff coming with preconceived business and management ideas are more difficult to turn into true company men and companies such as his prefer to carry out their own staff training and development.

Japan, Management training

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Token gestures; a more pragmatic approach to global issues in management

Article Abstract:

Changes in the world political and economic complexion have forced many companies to consider international expansion. The top business schools also emphasise their international student body and connections with overseas companies. They also offer language tuition and linkswith institutions abroad. Some observers hope that international input will cease to be noticed at business schools and will be taken for granted at all ofthem.

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Foreign schools cash in on South African MBAs

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the social implications if the increasing rate of enrolments on the courses of business studies in South Africa are discussed. Particular attention is given to the international popularity of the South African MBA courses to the detriment of the local markets.

Education, South Africa, Master of business administration degree

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