Companies like to say people are their most important asset. So why is average turnover of employees still around 15%? Why do organizations let such "important assets" (sometimes accounting for half of their business costs) just walk out the door... or be shown the door? WHY DOERS DO espouses an adult covenant between the organization and the worker. Employees aren't looking for hugs; they want to be provided what's needed for excellent performance that helps them build a great r�sum� and that is personally satisfying. Companies aren't looking to treat workers as cogs in a machine; they know people are important, unique investments. There's cause to strike a new balance: the worker seen as an investment with a return we can realize by understanding what they need in order to perform optimally... by understanding why doers do!
Information and Communications Technologies Use and Firm Performance in Australia: Evidence from Firm Interviews
績效管理: 尋找消失的片段,彌補智慧資本的落差
Information Technology's Influence on Productivity
本书对世界八家最有生产力、最有效率的公司典范进行介绍,从精简、数字化、激励等方面对其经验、教训进行介绍。
A guide for managers on how to increase productivity without adding headcount or other overhead costs offers advice on how to promote efficiency, keep track of budget dollars, and use technology and automation.
生產力之衝量
本书包括"绩效改进框架","绩效三层面剖析"和"运用三层面绩效"三部分内容,强调绩效改进的最大机会往往隐藏在职能接口处——即接力棒从甲部门交接到乙部门的节点处 ...
本书着重探讨经济效率的各种局部性指标和综合指标的计算方法,以及它们在分析社会经济问题时如何应用等问题。
平衡计分卡: 化策略为行动的绩效管理工具
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