Beschreibung
The demand for achieving organisational efficiency through better work-force management is not new in the western world. However, this still remains an aspirational phenomenon in developing countries such as Pakistan. In this age of interconnected global businesses, how can organisations take advantage from their strategic human resource management practices in general and performance appraisal practices in particular to satisfy, reward and retain their knowledge workers - and ultimately create a competitive advantage through these measures. Countries in general and Asian countries in particular are culturally entrenched - this creates a need for appraisal practices, which possess evaluational measures while addressing the industry norms and national cultural elements. This research has attempted to address these factors in presenting a Performance Appraisal Spiral (PAS) process.
Autorenporträt
Dr Ehtasham Ghauri has successfully finished his Doctor of Business Administration from Southern Cross University Australia. Dr Ghauri possesses extensive professional experience in business development, sales & marketing, HR, IT and business research in global organisations in addition to his multiple qualifications in business management.
