Effectiveness of Model Office, Cooperative Office Education, and Office Procedures Courses Based on Employee Satisfaction and Satisfactoriness Eighteen Months After Graduation.

McClean, Gary N.

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Publication Date: 1977

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Effectiveness of Model Office, Cooperative Office Education, and Office Procedures Courses Based on Employee Satisfaction and Satisfactoriness Eighteen Months After Graduation

McClean, Gary N.

Delta Pi Epsilon Journal, 19, 4, 21-8, Oct 77

Designed to measure and compare the satisfaction and satisfactoriness of office employees eighteen months after graduation from APEX model office (a simulated training program), cooperative office education, and office procedures courses, this study also sought to determine any differences among the three programs on a number of job and education-related variables. (Author/BM)

Descriptors: Business Education, Cooperative Programs, Course Evaluation, Employee Attitudes, Graduate Surveys, Office Occupations Education, Office Practice, Program Effectiveness, Secondary Education, Simulated Environment

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Identifiers - Location: Minnesota

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