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The Leadership Taboo, Managing future uncertainty and more in this month’s Oxford Review

The Oxford Review Vol2 No1

In Volume 3 Number 1… The downside of employee loyalty Keywords: employee loyalty, job tension, inter-professional dysfunction and collaboration, well-being Employee loyalty is not a one way street. A new study finds a bit of a hole in previous studies of employee loyalty and aims to fill that gap. In doing so they discover that […]

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#advanced management practices #ambiguity #attitude towards change #belief #BPM #business planning #business process management #change #change factors #Change-supportive intentions #charisma #Charismatic leadership #complexity #corporate strategy #critical success factors #effort #Emotion #empathy tolerance of uncertainty #employee loyalty #Entrepreneurial motivation. Entrepreneurship #Expectancy theory #financial exchange #financial performance #followers #horizontal leadership #HR capabilities #HRIS #Human capital #Human Resources #Human Resources Information Systems #humanities #innovation #innovative work behaviours #inter-professional dysfunction and collaboration #job insecurity #job tension #leader attributes #leadership transition #management practices #managers #moral emotion #Organisational change #organisational productivity #organisational strategy #Perceived Behavioural Control #Personal qualities #Planned Behaviour Theory #productivity #professional development #professional qualities #psychological contract #reciprocity #scenario planning #Self- employment #self-efficacy #Strategy formation #Subjective Norms #uncertainty #Vertical leadership #volatility #well-being

How to develop positive personal and professional qualities and reduce burnout

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Keywords: Personal qualities, professional qualities, humanities, professional development, empathy tolerance of uncertainty, burnout A new study looking at how to develop positive personal qualities in medical physicians has tested the hypothesis that exposure to the humanities has an impact. The study by researchers from 11 different universities and institutions across the US raises some useful […]

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#burnout #empathy tolerance of uncertainty #humanities #Personal qualities #professional development #professional qualities

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