BUSINESS PROJECTS
Sixteen participants and two senior managers took part in the interviews. From the interviews and surveys we learned that the business projects provided a rich learning experience.
Participants found the business project process valuable because they gained opportunities to learn and practice skills associated with working on a virtual team, developed a broader sense of how the organization functions, and were exposed to higher management and built relationships with others with whom they would not normally work. Although a couple of the business projects were implemented and had a significant impact on NASG, in general project recommendations were not carried out. Information about project implementation—and an analysis of ...
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