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This is the second of two articles about the use of case studies in management training and development. In the first article the authors explained the potential benefits of using this method as well as some of the dangers. They also explained the methodology of running cases effectively. In this second article they draw on their extensive experience of writing and using case studies in the UK and abroad to deal with important further aspects. These are the skills involved in writing cases studies, their use in assessment and cross-cultural issues.
Industrial and Commercial Training – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jun 1, 2002
Keywords: Case studies; Managers; Assessment; Cross‐cultural management
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