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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Masters of Business Administration"”.
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Buyer behaviour of fabrication customers at Afrox
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Masters of Business Administration, Durban University of Technology, 2008.
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Strategic development for manufacturing SMEs in Namibia
This paper was submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for teh Masters of Business Administration degree at the Maastricht School of Management, Maastricht, the Netherlands, September 2009
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Information to iteration : using information and communication technologies [ICT] in design for remote regions
… to designing in remote regions is the lack of communication between designers and users. As a result, the lack of information flow leads to assumptions about the community's needs- an inherent weakness in the design process. This study examines the role that mobile phones play as a mode of …
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Understanding perspective taking and its role in relation to teamworking and diversity
… as the effortful and effective understanding of diverse cognitions, emotions, and identities tied to particular targets in particular situations. Little attention has been given to perspective taking as a situational or state concept that can vary across groups, time, and contexts. Previous …
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Moral accountability in the MBA : a Kantian response to a public problem
We live in an age of public accountability. For university-based business schools, housed within institutions with responsibilities for fostering public wellbeing, public accountability represents major challenges. The specific challenge of this dissertation is interpreting that accountability in …
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Are MBAs and Master's Degrees Worth It? A Discussion of Wages, Job Security and Business Cycles
… changes to the labor market and the importance of education. This study focuses on the problems for employees with master's degrees and MBAs, and asks three questions: 1) Do employees with graduate degrees have higher earnings than bachelor's degree recipients, 2) Do they experience greater job …