Changing Dynamics of Human Relationships in Workplaces

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People need people. Such is the human condition. And yet, there are workplaces where employers are concerned only about the bottom line and not about their employees, where employees are in conflict with their peers, where inequity, politics and disengagement make the workplace a toxic space to be in. If the underlying assumption is that business is only a matter of making profit, then what about the value of work relationships? The book briefly dwells upon the evolution of human relations approach to management and how highly successful companies have discovered the human side of their enterprise. They see the value of making relationships the new bottom line. Positive, caring and respectful relationships translate to performance and productivity. In the 21st century workplace with its emphasis on teams, flexibility, workforce diversity, virtual teams and business competition, stress, conflict and problems in relationships are inevitable. How can corporate leaders and managements create an organizational climate that nurtures human relationships as the foundation for business success? Skill in handling human relationships will greatly influence one’s success in satisfying personal needs and achieving organizational goals. The aim of the book is to create an awareness of the very foundations upon which human relationships are built. This is the starting point to developing relationship skills. In this regard, the book explores the dynamic interplay among psychological and social dimensions such as personality, perception, emotions, groups, communication etc. that underlie relationships, and highlights the key ingredients of the human relationships recipe, viz. emotional, social and spiritual intelligence as well as trust, sensitivity and empathy in communications which form the bedrock of positive human relationships. The topic is not just contemporary in nature but transcends time and cuts across all borders. It would be of immense relevance as it deals with concepts that offer value for individual and organizational success at all times and in all settings.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Laurainne Theogaraj

Laurainne Theogaraj holds a Bachelor's and a Master's Degree in Psychology, with specialization in Organisational Behaviour and Human Resources Development. She also has a Master's Degree in English Literature and a B.Ed with specialization in English. She is a professionally trained teacher with a total of 22 years of work experience both in academics and in industry. She is presently working as a faculty Member at Icfai Business School, Bangalore, training students in Soft Skills. She has also taught Organizational Behaviour at Icfai Business School, Bangalore. Laurainne regularly contributes articles and book reviews to various management magazines and journals. Her areas of interest include Psychology, English Literature, Communication and Language, Spirituality and Organisational Behaviour.

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Title
Changing Dynamics of Human Relationships in Workplaces
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
9788131415016
Length
252p.
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