This is given support on the job by superordinates and subordinates six months after the course. They reported that more than 50 per cent of the members had changed in those activities that involved increased insight, self-confidence, ability to relate to others and interdependence The most thrilling finding is that course members themselves reported a reduced frequency of problems with management and with company policy and additionally, impressive changes were reported in organizational climate, including more participative decision making, more free and open ways of expressing grievances and dispute resolution. This tends to suggest that course members have not only successfully improved their work relationships with subordinates but also have confronted more difficulties upward, This could have been as a result of better self-insight, of seeing the job in a broader perspective or as of being more intimate with the problems of their subordinates(9).