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Critical Thinking in the Workplace

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dc.contributor Judith Collison
dc.contributor Delores Gallo
dc.contributor Sharon O'Connor
dc.creator Cairns, Gloria Asselta
dc.date 1997-06-01T07:00:00Z
dc.date 1997-07-01T07:00:00Z
dc.identifier http://scholarworks.umb.edu/cct_capstone/42
dc.description <p>Richard Paul, a leading figure in the critical thinkng movement, and Robert Reich, Secretary of Labor in the Clinton Administration report that the need for applying critical thinking skills in the workplace is essential, if America is to remain competitive in the global economy. The degree to which employees think insightfully and are able to resolve complex problems will determine how competitive a business remains. In the past two decades, an unprecedented number of American businesses have been bought out, merged with another, or downsized.</p>
dc.subject Workplace
dc.subject Work, Economy and Organizations
dc.title Critical Thinking in the Workplace
dc.thesis
dc.thesis Master of Arts (MA)


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