Human Capital And Its Influence On The Organizational Competitiveness
Journal Title: Manager Journal - Year 2016, Vol 23, Issue
Abstract
The knowledge economy model is marked by investment in research, development, innovation and human capital which is the key drivers of modern economy for increasing returns. The allocation of resources in human capital brings performance and benefits to companies investing in their employees. Moreover, in present, once with the globalization and economic crisis, the world economy is crossing through powerful changes and challenges. The paper aims to highlight the role of human capital in the new organizational management strategies focused on achieving a high level of competitiveness, innovation and development through management and leadership strategies.
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Ioana-Julieta Josan
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