Kenneth R. Brousseau, Michael J. Driver, Gary Hourihan, and Rikard Larsson

Most organizations have management development programs in place, and some have multitiered programs. But generally, the tiers are differentiated by the amount of training given, without reference to any fundamental shift in the way managers must think and lead. Such programs fail to take into account the different behavioral demands that accompany different levels of responsibility.

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