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Quick Takes: May 8, 2007
  

Senior Executives Least Likely to Get Training


Of all corporate staff levels, senior management is least likely to get training and development, according to a survey.
By Robert Scally

Career development: Of all corporate staff levels senior management is least likely to get training and development, according to a survey of 2,000 HR and training and development executives by Novations Group, a global consulting and training firm based in Boston. While 90 percent of first-line managers will receive training this year, only 59 percent of senior executives will do so. “Leadership development professionals have long known that top management is sometimes ambivalent when it comes to any type of training,” says Paul Terry, Novations vice president for talent management. “Nevertheless, the rate at which senior-level people get development support is probably greater than at any time in the past. Organizations are more concerned about bench strength and retiring boomers.”


Robert Scally is Online Editor of Workforce Management. E-mail editors@workforce.com to comment.


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