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Impact of strategic management structure to increase employee’s efficiency

Volume : (3), Issue : 211, January - 2019

Abstract : Strategic management can contribute to an atmosphere of trust, support and safety in teams by encouraging members to feel engaged, energetic and enthusiastic about the work. If members of a team start to be dis­tressed, mistrustful and nervous, then the team climate will mirror this. To create trust managers must also encourage employees to take risks and rely on each other (Grant, 1996). In this Article we will go through the definitions of  meaning of employee's efficiency , The Three Elements of Employee's efficiency Strategic  , Employee's efficiency the strategic management , Impact of strategic management structure to increase employee's efficiency.

Keywords :Strategic ,management ,structure,  increase ,employee's efficiency.

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