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Two decades ago, McKinsey advanced the idea that large U.S. companies are engaged in a “war for talent” and that to remain competitive they need to make a strategic effort to attract, retain, and develop the highest-performing executives. To understand the contribution of the human resources...
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organizational commitment on the intention to quit was determined. If the organizational commitment within an organization changes …, communication, nature of work, coworkers, and normative commitment) have been identified, the changing of which will affect … organizational commitment. The results support that if employees perceive these factors negatively, their commitment will drastically …
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Ideally, corporations are directed by boards whose directors provide valuable human capital that match the firms' strategy. We investigate how directors' human capital (international experience, industrial know-how, CEO experience, and financial know-how) affects firm performance including the...
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We develop and test a theory examining how frictions that restrict mobility across industries and frictions constraining mobility within an industry can co-occur to effectively isolate individual human capital, ultimately changing the firm's make-versus-buy decision for human capital....
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