5 Nov 2014
Our minds at work: the behavioural science of HR
Reviews the wider applications of behavioural science insights into how our minds work, and their direct relevance to key HR issues
Reviews the wider applications for HR and in particular its relevance to workplace behaviour and performance.
Our research, Our minds at work: Developing the behavioural science of HR, explores how behavioural science has a wide relevance to many, if not all, aspects of workplace behaviour and performance.
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