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Using the Internet for professional development.

D van Leeuwen·L Marks
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This article relates how having access to and learning to use the Internet can benefit the careers of quality management professionals. Some ways to use the Internet for career enhancement are addressed, and some basic terms are explained.

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Administrative PersonnelCareer MobilityComputer Communication NetworksEducation, ContinuingOrganizational CultureQuality Assurance, Health CareTotal Quality ManagementUnited StatesJournal Article

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D van Leeuwen, L Marks. Using the Internet for professional development.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1945-1474.1996.tb00839.x

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