The Problem of Executive "Churning" at the Top of Organizations

question 73

Multiple Choice

The problem of executive "churning" at the top of organizations

• A)is largely due to the impact of executive education programs, where executives develop extensive networks of contacts in the organizations.
• B)can be alleviated by executive education using university and private-sector programs.
• C)is resistant to development efforts because so much of it is due to stresses inherent in executive jobs.
• D)is exacerbated by sending executives on educational visits to highly desirable firms, causing the executives to be discouraged by their own employment situation.

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