Chinese High Potentials - The Retention Challenge

German, Ulrike Koss, 2009
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In this book, the skilful combination of occupational psychology basics with basics from Asian psychology lays the ideal foundation for an analysis of culturally adequate employee retention in the context of Chinese high potentials. China, the country of industrial boom and rapid growth, offers culturally shaped challenges, especially in human resources, which are influenced by new trends. One of these challenges is the retention of rare Chinese high potentials to the company. With an average length of service of less than two years, high turnover rates for companies always mean loss of knowledge and need for investment. In this cultural environment, Western psychology approaches have little chance of long-term success. Rather, it is the cultural background that matters in the economic analysis of this r.

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Language
German
topic
Economy & Law
Author
Ulrike Koss
Number of pages
120
Book cover
Paperback
Year
2009
Item number
7249628

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Publisher
VDM
Category
Reference books
Release date
12.1.2018

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topic
Economy & Law
Language
German
Author
Ulrike Koss
Year
2009
Number of pages
120
Book cover
Paperback
Year
2009

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