Brain skill management

Article Abstract:

Organizations often fail to utilize their capacity for intuitive, flexible and creative action, focusing instead on their logical, rational and organizing aspects. A process called Brain Skill Management (BSM) can be used to utilize these skills in organizational decision making. It is comprised of diagnostic testing, custom placement and training in brain skill development. With BSM, organizations can harness their intellectual potential in full when they are able to apply brain skills in various problem situations.

Other General Government Support, Business Personnel Management, Personnel Management-Natl Govt, Methods, Analysis, Human resource management, Government employees, Intelligence (Psychology), Decision-making, Group, Group decision making, Intellect

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The dynamics of modernization and job satisfaction in the British National Health Service

Article Abstract:

The aim of the U.K. governmentEs process of modernization is to quality of the National Health Service (NHS), and the emphasis is on improving employee job satisfaction. A survey of two NHS hospitals revealed that employee perception of job satisfaction actually acts as a barrier to modernization, suggesting tension between the imperative of modernization and wish to improve job satisfaction.

United Kingdom, Strategy & planning, Hospitals, Services information, Planning, Services, Surveys, United Kingdom. National Health Service, Job satisfaction, Company business planning, Modernization

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