The strategic human resources: / James N. Baron, David M Kreps. Frameworks for General managers.

By:

Baron, James N

Contributor(s):

David, M. Kreps

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: John Wiley and sons c1999.Description: xxi, 602 p. : 25 cm. illISBN:

9780471072539

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DDC classification:

658.3 BAR.

Summary: Human resources are increasingly recognized as an important - perhaps the most important - strategic weapon in the organization's arsenal. Yet general managers and students of general management have lacked a compelling general framework for thinking about managing human resources strategically. Baron and Kreps provide such a framework."--Jacket.

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Human resources are increasingly recognized as an important - perhaps the most important - strategic weapon in the organization's arsenal. Yet general managers and students of general management have lacked a compelling general framework for thinking about managing human resources strategically. Baron and Kreps provide such a framework."--Jacket.

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