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2. Development process for implementing optimal workplace innovations
The organization development based on workplace innovations has been under examination in some of the European countries for example in Finland, Ireland, Germany, Sweden and Norway (see Alasoini 2009). The optimal workplace innovation (OWI) can be seen as collectively agreed and successfully fulfilled improvement that best fit for the collective development needs identified at the working society. These workplace innovations meet the employee needs for development and thus improve the Quality of Working Life (QWL). QWL describes how the employees feel the organization is fulfilling the individual needs related to working life (see e.g. Efraty & Sirgy 1988, Ramstad 2009).
In this article, the QWL is being described by the working society’s collective competencies, consisting of leadership, team culture and processes. When these particular competencies attributes are identified and agreed on, they are being validated as organization specific drivers of human competencies. QWL can be identified at each level of the working group by asking individuals how the competencies meet their personal needs.
Tacit signals measure the development needs using relative inquiry scale with guiding forces (Kesti and Syväjärvi 2009). The more there is development need the lower the actual relative competence is. This study presents QWL competence measurement using tacit signals method where the guiding forces are that of increasing quantity and developing quality. The inquiry is being done by using tacit signal Internet inquiry and the result is being visualized by vector analyzing, please see figure 1.
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