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Articles On How To Use 360 Feedback
An Interactive Exercise Demonstrating the Positive Side of Control, Journal of Leadership Studies.
Revealing and Exploring the Differences in Managerial Skills Through Employee Feedback, Proceedings of Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference, 1991.
Employees' Feedback: Its use for Management Development and the Results in a Government Organization, Proceedings of the International Symposium on Productivity and Quality with a Focus on Government.
Subordinates' Observations: Feedback for Management Development, Human Resource Development Quarterly.
Using 360 Feedback to Develop Quality Relationships in a Workforce, Proceedings of National Conference on Federal Quality.
Task Cycle Management: A Competency-Based Course for Operating Managers (Rev. ed.), The Booth Company.
Articles On Case Studies Using 360 Feedback
Probing Qualitative 360 Feedback for Insights on Leadership Skills and Performance. To be presented at the Academy of Management Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, August 11-16, 2006.
A Cross-Culture Study of Managerial Skills, Employees’ Attitudes and Managerial Performance: New Insights or Back to Basics? Presented at the Academy of Management Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, August 5-10, 2005.
Does the 360 Feedback Process Create Actionable Knowledge Equally Across Cultures? Published in the Best Papers Proceedings of the Academy of Management, New Orleans, LA, August 6-11, 2004.
Finalist for the Carolyn Dexter Award, an Academy of Management
Award for the Best International Paper, 2004.
A Cross-Cultural, Multi-Dimensional, Non-Linear Examination of Managerial Skills and Effectiveness. Journal of Leadership and Organizational Studies .
A Cross-Cultural Exploratory Study of the Link between Emotional Intelligence and Managerial Effectiveness. The International Journal of Organizational Analysis.
A Cross-Cultural, Multi-Dimensional, Nonlinear Examination of Managerial Skills and Effectiveness. Presented at the Academy of Management Meeting, 2000.
Nominated for the Carolyn Dexter Award, an Academy of Management
Award for the Best International Paper, 2000.
Paradoxical Managerial Skills and Work Unit Effectiveness. In the Proceedings of the Organizational Behavior Teaching Conference, 1995.
A Study of Managerial Skills of Women and Men and Their Impact on Employees' Attitudes and Career Success in a Nontraditional Organization. An earlier version of this paper was presented at the Academy of Management Meeting, 1994.
Winner of the Walter F. Ulmer, Jr. Applied Research Award
from the Center for Creative Leadership
Comparing the Managerial Skills of Early Derailers vs. Fast Trackers, Late Derailers vs. Long-term Fast Trackers, and Mid-career Derailers vs. "Recovers." Presented at the Academy of Management Meeting, 1994.
Winner of the Best Paper on Management Development
at the Academy of Management's Annual Meeting
A Study of Impending Derailment and Recovery of Middle Managers Across Career Stages, Human Resource Management Journal.
The Impact of Managerial Behaviors on Group Performance, Stress and Commitment. In K. Clark & D. Campbell (Eds.), Impact of Leadership (pp. 119-129). Greensboro, NC: Center for Creative Leadership.
The Impact of Gender, and International Location on Multilevel Management Ratings. In K. Clark, M. Clark & D. Campbell (Eds.), Impact of Leadership (pp. 345-358). Greensboro, NC: Center for Creative Leadership.
A Study of the Impact of Training in a Management Development Program Based on 360 Feedback, Journal of Managerial Psychology.
Selected by HR Global Network as one of the Best Articles of 1998
A Study and Comparative Analysis of Effective and Ineffective Leadership Skills of Physician and Non-physician Health Care Administrators, Health Services Management Research Journal.
Other Articles On Managerial And Leadership Skills
A Model and Investigation of Managerial Skills, Employees’ Attitudes and Managerial Performance, Leadership Quarterly.
Mastery and Frequency of Managerial Behaviors Relative to Sub-unit Effectiveness, Human Relations.
A Study of the Psychometric Properties of the Managerial Scales of the Survey of Management Practices, Educational and Psychological Measurement.
Task Cycle Theory: The Process of Influence. In K. Clark & M. Clark (Eds.), Measures of Leadership (pp. 185-204). West Orange, N.J.: Leadership Library of America, Inc.
Mastery, Frequency & Interaction of Managerial Behavior Relative to Subunit Effectiveness, Human Relations.
Other Applied Articles
Assessing and Handling Resistance to Employee Involvement, Journal for Quality & Participation.
Employee Self-management without Formally Designated Teams: An Alternative Road to Employment. Organizational Dynamics.