基本信息出版社：人民邮电出版社
页码：126 页
出版日期：2009年09月
ISBN：7115212724/9787115212726
条形码：9787115212726
版本：第1版
装帧：平装
开本：16
正文语种：英语

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An audio CD containing the recorded material for the Listening paper is also available.The Cambridge BEC Preliminary examination correspondsto Council of Europe Level B2 （ALTE Level 3）.
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目录
导言
Test 1 Reading
Writing
Listening
Speaking

Test2 Reading
Writing
Listening
Speaking

Test3 Reading
Writing
Listening
Speaking

Test4 Reading
Writing
Listening
Speaking
Key lincluding tapescripts and sample answersl
Test 1
Test 2
Test 3
Test 4
Speaking test interlocutor frames
Sample Answer Sheets
Thanks and acknowledgements
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CREATIVITY IN THE WORKPLACENowadays, many UK companies are striving to bemore creative. But according to a recent surveyof senior managers, the lack of a can-do mentalityamongst employees and an aversion to risk ishindering British business. Many think there istoo much focus on delivering results quickly,which leaves insufficient time to think creatively.Some complain that a lack of coherent vision oncreativity prevents their organisation from beingmore innovative.Yet while senior managers may regret the lackof creativity, they must take much of the blameforcreatingthesituation.Untilrecently,successive generations of management ignoredinnovative ideas from employees. Indeed, newways of thinking were often regarded as anunwanted distraction, and original thinkersreceived little support. Despite the fact thatmany organisations are now taking steps to re-orient the business culture to promote creativity,it is not surprising, given this background, that acreative environment is hard to establish.Another related issue is raised by KatrinaMurray, a partner in a management consultancy:'While many senior managers still complainabout the lack of support for creativity in theirorganisations, they also fail to appreciate thecontribution that they themselves can make. Insome companies, there is a perception that onlymanagers at board level can influence thecompany culture.' Murray feels that suchorganisations are unlikely to change. For her,'creativeorganisationsaremadeupofindividuals who believe they can dictate theirown future. Companies need to be able to spotthese individuals and gently encourage them tolead the way.'It is also necessary for senior managers to re-examine their role. According to Alex Sadowski,an American professor of management science,'promoting creativity means re-evaluating mostof what we know about management. It meansorganisations must be prepared to invest in ideaswithout being sure of th
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