Intuition: What separates executives from managers
Business HorizonsPublished 1 September 1988
Stephen C. Harper
Citations67
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SJR score2.28
SNIP2.56
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In this ever-changing world, executives must be able to think on their toes. One skill that makes them executives, and keeps the toes going, is intuition.
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PsychologyDecision SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting
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