Foreign Participation in Management Training in Poland: Are the Benefits Worth the Cost?

Abstract

Transformation of the Polish economy has required management education and training. The sudden shift to a market economy opened the door to numerous training firms – not all of which had Poland′s success as their primary motivation. Reviews these foreign‐built training programmes and their strengths and weaknesses. Offers advice to future training endeavours.

Citation

Kasperson, C.J. and Dobrzynski, M. (1993), "Foreign Participation in Management Training in Poland: Are the Benefits Worth the Cost?", Executive Development, Vol. 6 No. 4. https://doi.org/10.1108/09533239310042376