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Joy at work by Dennis Bakke, Dennis W. Bakke · Booklabria

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Joy at work

LeadershipIndustrial management

Joy at work

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First published: 2005
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Presents a theory of personnel management which contends that giving priority to employee satisfaction and autonomy over profits is the best way to business success, with real-life examples from AES, the energy company cofounded by the author.

Subjects: Leadership
Industrial management
Personnel management
Strategic planning
Organizational change
Organizational Innovation

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