2017
DOI: 10.15549/jeecar.v4i2.163
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A Research Review of Motivation-Enhancing of Human Resource Practices

Abstract: This analysis of 115 articles about motivation-enhancing human resource practices published in seven Human Resource Management journals in a period between 2010 and 2015 presents significant contributions of individual scholars and institutions to research of motivation-enhancing human resource practices. Coauthor relationship is found through network analysis in order to show interrelationship among scholars who have contributed to this research. However, in order to provide main categories and subcategories … Show more

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“…The effectiveness of the manager's work should be considered as the effectiveness of management activities, characterized by the technical, economic, and social effects and costs of tangible managerial work to achieve these results. This is consistent with the findings of a number of experts, such as Shaukat et al (2017); Skrynkovskyy et al (2022); Vrtana et al (2021); Victor et al (2018); Nguyen et al (2016);and Hadziahmetovic et al (2017). Determining the effectiveness of managerial work is associated with several difficulties, among which it is appropriate to highlight the following: the effect of managerial work is not always under the direct control of that unit or person whose work efficiency is subject to evaluation; the effect of managerial work consists of various technical and economic, social and political, and other results that are not subject to quantitative assessment; and the effect of managerial work is embodied not only in a material product but also in the form of an idea that can be used repeatedly.…”
Section: Practicesupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The effectiveness of the manager's work should be considered as the effectiveness of management activities, characterized by the technical, economic, and social effects and costs of tangible managerial work to achieve these results. This is consistent with the findings of a number of experts, such as Shaukat et al (2017); Skrynkovskyy et al (2022); Vrtana et al (2021); Victor et al (2018); Nguyen et al (2016);and Hadziahmetovic et al (2017). Determining the effectiveness of managerial work is associated with several difficulties, among which it is appropriate to highlight the following: the effect of managerial work is not always under the direct control of that unit or person whose work efficiency is subject to evaluation; the effect of managerial work consists of various technical and economic, social and political, and other results that are not subject to quantitative assessment; and the effect of managerial work is embodied not only in a material product but also in the form of an idea that can be used repeatedly.…”
Section: Practicesupporting
confidence: 92%