Development and Learning in Organizations: Volume 35 Issue 5

Strapline:

An International Journal
Subjects:

Table of contents

A different outlook on othering

Joan F. Marques

To encourage those who feel victimized by the tendency of “othering” or being part of an “outgroup” in any organization, in perceiving this reality from a more constructive angle.

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The positive side of peer pressure: employees as “enforcers” of positive cultural values

Juliana Lilly

This paper discusses how peer pressure works and how to use it in a positive way to encourage employees to behave in ways that are beneficial to the organization.

744

Turnover intention: management behaviors to help retain talented employees

Paul Lyons, Randall Bandura

The purpose of this viewpoint is to examine employee turnover intention to include how it manifests itself, aspects of the work environment or perceptions that tend to drive the…

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Are your employees getting their daily dose of DOSE? – A neuroscience perspective to enhance employee engagement

Swaminathan Mani, Mridula Mishra

To provide an alternative, neuroscience perspective to enhance employee engagement in companies.

717

Metaphorical creativity: an aspect of everyday creativity cleans-up a work-based problem

Frederik Hertel, Michelle Wicmandy

According to Mumford et al. (2018), case studies illustrating creative-problem solving at work is lacking. To help fill this gap, this study aims to show how metaphorical…

334

Building organizational resilience through human capital management strategy

Stephanie Douglas

This paper examines the role of human capital management strategy in shaping organizational resilience. Resilient organizations thrive in uncertain and adverse conditions. The…

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Enhancing the impact of business coaching: Critical factors to focus on

Business coaching can generate positive results in various key areas for firms involved. By focusing on factors identified as having scope to most impact on overall effectiveness…

481

Increasing employee engagement and discretionary effort: The impact of leadership factors and national culture

Additional efforts from engaged employees can positively impact on overall performance of the company. Different leadership practices have scope to motivate employees to engage in…

592

Self – efficacy as a resource

This study has two purposes. Firstly, it aims to investigate whether self-efficacy constitutes one of the mechanisms by which transformational leadership impacts on employee…

937

Towards more comprehensive executive coaching: Growing need for a spiritual component

Belief is growing that executive coaching can be enriched by the inclusion of spiritual development. Overall effectiveness of any initiative demands awareness of potential…

628

The importance of authentic leadership: How trigger events and crucibles aid their development

Firm performance can be significantly enhanced when its leaders are authentic. A focus on trigger events and leadership crucibles can help such leaders to learn from past…

709

Helping employees reach a transcendent state: The role of mindfulness and meaningful work

Pressures and uncertainties within today’s work environment leaves many people experiencing higher levels of anxiety and stress. The negative impact on motivation can be addressed…

254

More responsible talent management: Key principles to adopt

Effective management of talent can positively impact on firm performance. A principled approach that included more accurate definition and identification of talent along with…

332

Swift and efficient: Using artificial intelligence to enhance the talent acquisition process

Novel technologies like artificial intelligence have considerable potential to enhance the speed and efficiency of human resource functions like talent acquisition. Employees can…

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Cover of Development and Learning in Organizations

ISSN:

1477-7282

Online date, start – end:

2003

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editor:

  • Anne Gimson