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NEWS FROM THE EQUIPMENT GARAGE

BUSINESS GRADS AT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

Recently, Joe Fitzsimmons,
Equipment Garaqe Foreman _
and Hans Blaschitz, Mechan-
ical Maint. Foreman complet-~
ed a business Manaaement
Course in "Advanced Princi-
ples of Supervision.

The course was held in
Fort St. John, in co~oper-
ation with the B.C, Vocat-
ional School and sponsored
by the local branch of
Canada Manpower and School
District #59,

Some of the objectives of
this course were to help
managers to manage accord-
ing to relevant objectives
rather than according to

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ing to activities which do
not make sense for one's _
area of responsibility; to
make competition more rel-
evant, to work aqoals and to
maximize collaborative
efforts.

These were only a few of
the facets of top manage-
ment covered and Mr.
Fitzsimmons and Mr. Blasch-
itz felt the course was
well worth their time,

THINK

"We're even lucky if we can

get you to even think!”

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Derek Ve Everard of the Attitudes Research Corporation.