Abstract
Objective: The objective of this paper is to present issues
resulting from the theory of economics and management #psychology,
including their implications for company management practice and for
their impact on workers' well-being and values. Research in psychology
of management demonstrated that effective employee management requires,
first of all, personal, social skills and values on the part of the
manager.
Method: In order to verify the questions and hypotheses
proposed, a well-known research tool has been applied the #Rokeach's Value Survey and Study of Values by Allport, Vernon, Lindsey. A version
of Rokeach's RVS was applied to measure the hierarchy of values among
managers in a medium-sized automotive company which is planning
reorganization.
Results: The results obtained in this study significantly
differentiated the women and men with respect to their ultimate values.
The following values appeared to be the most statistically
differentiating: "outstanding successes” (0.001), "#social recognition”,
"enjoyment of life” (0.001) and "comfortable life” (0.05). Within the
selected lifestyle, the participants ranked values in the following
order: economic, social, political, #aesthetic, religious, and
theoretical.
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