How to Understand and Develop Humans - Based on Psychology and Management Perspectives for Better Human Resources and Organizational Performance

Eny Lestari Widarni, Alejandra García-Ochoa Mora

Beschreibung

We wrote this book focusing on 8 things that are very vital in managing human resources. We explain these vital things thoroughly and flow like a novel but full of meaning and understanding of human resource management and psychology. Psychology and human resource management are two sciences that can complement each other because in managing human resources, in addition to paying attention to human productivity within the company, it is also necessary to understand the mental and physical conditions of humans working in the company. So that psychology science is very useful in managing human resources within the company. These 8 vitals include:Understanding of Human Base on Psychology perspectiveIndustrial and Organizational PsychologyJob Analysis and EvaluationEffective Employee Selection TechniquesEmployee Awards and MotivationEmployee Performance EvaluationEmployee Training and DevelopmentStress Management 
We hope that what we have explained in this book can be useful and provide a thorough understanding so that it can help readers understand and manage human resources in business.

Verfügbar seit: 22.12.2023.

Drucklänge: 204 Seiten.

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