2017
DOI: 10.1080/23303131.2017.1354791
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Personnel Strategies in the Deinstitutionalization Process: How Do the Managers Work With Employees?

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“…The pivotal role of human capital in this relationship : [11] knowledge-based HRM practices impact structural and relational capital partially through human capital, and human capital affects innovation performance by enhancing structural and relational capital. Based on the field of personnel measures and staff-welfare measures the authors [21] identified two polarized ideal types of personnel strategies: a requirements-centered strategy, which is strongly future-oriented and subordinates all other concerns to the implementation of the transformation vision and a caring strategy, which focuses more on the here and now and emphasizes also the fulfillment of staff needs. On the other hands [10] the relationship between board effectiveness and innovation varied by the type of innovation.…”
Section: Exploiting Existing Demandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pivotal role of human capital in this relationship : [11] knowledge-based HRM practices impact structural and relational capital partially through human capital, and human capital affects innovation performance by enhancing structural and relational capital. Based on the field of personnel measures and staff-welfare measures the authors [21] identified two polarized ideal types of personnel strategies: a requirements-centered strategy, which is strongly future-oriented and subordinates all other concerns to the implementation of the transformation vision and a caring strategy, which focuses more on the here and now and emphasizes also the fulfillment of staff needs. On the other hands [10] the relationship between board effectiveness and innovation varied by the type of innovation.…”
Section: Exploiting Existing Demandmentioning
confidence: 99%