Name: The Psychology of Fear in Organizations: How to Transform Anxiety Into Well-Being, Productivity and Innovation (en Inglés)
SKU: 51858321
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Author: Sheila M Keegan
ISBN: 9780749479022

portada The Psychology of Fear in Organizations: How to Transform Anxiety Into Well-Being, Productivity and Innovation (en Inglés)

The Psychology of Fear in Organizations: How to Transform Anxiety Into Well-Being, Productivity and Innovation (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Kogan Page

Autor

Sheila M Keegan

Año

2016

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

288

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9780749479022

Categorías

Teoría y comportamiento organizativos

The Psychology of Fear in Organizations: How to Transform Anxiety Into Well-Being, Productivity and Innovation (en Inglés)

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Fear has become institutionalized in many organizations. Board directors are under pressure from shareholders. Senior executives are attempting to maintain sales in a nervous market, and many people are concerned about job security and maintaining their living standards.In this book, Keegan uses a psychological approach to explain how fear manifests itself within organizations. She looks at how fear impacts the workforce and how, by reducing willingness to take risks, it can inhibit economic growth and innovation, at both an individual and corporate level.She offers a practical way to harness fear and anxiety into innovation by explaining how to: understand the effects of fear within organizational contexts and how these can be reduced, incorporate small changes in behavior that will increase well-being and improve productivity by better supporting and understanding the needs of staff.