Executive ability under the lens of management consulting
Louis F. Hackemann, president of a San Francisco executive consulting firm, explains that firms now vet leaders with objective tests and deep interviews. He notes many executives lack business fitness and stresses that tests and interviews reveal truth, not security clearances. See DISCOVERY Page 2-B
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Test Your E Q Predictability of Executive Quotient
A reader quiz lists ten questions to gauge executive quotient focusing on youth activities, status, conformity, irritability, and fiscal understanding with answers promised on page 2-D. The piece uses casual, magazine style prompting self assessment.
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Hackemann
Guilford Records and County Deed Work Grow at Courthouse
The article traces Guilford County deeds and registers of deeds activity back to 1771, noting rapid growth in records and expanding population. It highlights a deputy appointment of a woman and describes office practices, while aside a column discusses television cussing and its cultural reception.
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Growth of University Facing Sharp’s Vision at UNC
Chancellor Paul Sharp outlines plans to expand UNC Chapel Hill with 100 new faculty members, new expert teams to study teaching research and service, and strengthen nationally distinguished schools. He seeks to improve student scholarly life as part of a broader effort to elevate the university’s status and instant impact emphasis.
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