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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Getting things done"”.
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Individual power of teachers in the informal social structure of selected elementary schools.
… information, and (4) those able to "get things done" in the school. Peer and principal dependency data were also collected. Teachers and principals in five elementary schools in a single school district were sampled twice in a two year period. Findings were: (1) Although "good" principals …
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Essays on the Political Economy of Media and Information Manipulation
… they present checks and balances as obstacles to getting things done. In doing so, these leaders exploit a critical tension between the possibility of gridlock and the abuse of power, which is inherent in democratic institutions. Using cross-national data and leveraging an original survey …
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The knowledge attributes of leaders who get things done
… influence how South African business leaders get things done. Knowledge is described as the social and emotional skills that allow leaders to enact behaviours. Therefore the components of the knowledge necessary for leaders to get things done are based on an understanding of their skills (learned …
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Creating Political Leaders: Lawyer Stories About Transitioning into Political Office in Canada
… and social networking.</p> <p>Statements about getting through the initial days, weeks, and months of political office were grouped under the encounter phase. Stories about how participants coped with new and unfamiliar experiences in politics were included here. Some participants reported they …
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Building Implementation Networks: Building Multi-organizational, Multi-sector Structures for Policy Implementation
… goals and resources. That is, the context of "getting things done" in the public sector is changing from a singular organizational context to a multiple-organization network context. Managerially, we must respond accordingly. While there has been an increasing recognition in the literatures of …