The next management generation: raised by wolves?

Article Abstract:

Susan Harris of the Advanced Management Institute for Architecture and Engineering believes that the current generation of management is responsible for turning out ill-prepared leaders. According to her, leaders are groomed by a boss who is not afraid to face the future through challenging assignments. To develop leadership potential, she advises managers to teach leadership skills, communicate more with their employees and maintain good relationships with their coworkers.

Training, Leadership

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Understanding crystallization

Article Abstract:

Crystallization could be generated through indirect cooling, evaporation, adiabatic evaporative cooling and other techniques. The physical and chemical properties of the solids produced through crystallization, the kinetics involved in crystallization, and the metastable zone are explained.

All Other Miscellaneous Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing, Crystals, Crystallization, Mechanical properties, Properties

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Understanding management styles

Article Abstract:

Strategies for efficient management are presented as a guideline for managers in the fuel oil industry. The behaviors of managers in different situations are analyzed on the basis of how they relate or plan for goal setting.

Management Training & Evaluation, Behavior, Managers, Vocational guidance

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