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 | | Human Resource Management 3e by Angelo S. DeNisi, Ricky W. Griffin ISBN-10: 9780618794195 ISBN-10: 0-618-79419-0 ISBN-13: 9780618794195 ISBN-13: 978-0-618-79419-5 Hardcover 2007-06-19 South-Western College Pub Find Lowest Price |
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Product Description Intended for business majors who are studying toward management positions in Human Resources, this text offers students a practical introduction to the functions and responsibilities of managers within an organization--including staffing, enhancing employee motivation and performance, overseeing compensation and benefits, and working with a diverse work force. The Third Edition has been restructured to create a more concise, accessible text. The text continues to offer complete coverage of core human resource management topics with an additional emphasis on how HR can provide competitive advantages in today's business world. Updated coverage of critical topics in HR management includes new chapters devoted to the changing relationships between employees and organizations, diversity, the global environment of human resources, and the organizational environment of human resources activities. | ||
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Had to get it I had to by this book for class. Don't read it much. | ||
HR Management I received the book promptly. It was highlighted a lot but that is okay | ||
Poor text for HR This was the text for my HR class in 2003. I am pursing my Masters. I found the text to have good examples of HR practices however, to be unorganized in fashion. It was not an easy text to follow as it jumps around a lot. It also introduces many ideas and then tells the reader that it will address the idea in a later chapter. This was very distracting. The practice test from the website are very helpful. | ||
Human Resource Management As a graduate MBA student using this text in the Fall, 2002 semester, I enjoyed the subject matter covered in the textbook. It opened new points of interest related to Human Resource Management that I have not learned in other business classes. | ||