I have a study in mind which referred to thousands of companies/ CEOs and found that the employees are the most important factor for company success. Red about it once but can´t find it nowhere.
Anyone knows about this or familiar studies?
Dear Nikolai Albishausen,
I do not know this "single most important factor study" ;-) Maybe the attached article is helpful for an overview.
Best wishes
Stephan Kaiser
Article Does Human Capital Matter? A Meta-Analysis of the Relationsh...
Not only personal but also many other factors are needed for organisationnal success.
Dear Nikolai Albishausen,
Attached articles below discusses the importance of HR, wish that you'll find them helpful.
Regards,
Hadeel Hyari
http://www.cosmicjournals.com/ijmbs/12/farahmand2.pdf
http://digitalcommons.ilr.cornell.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1173&context=cahrswp
Dear all,
please excuse my late response. First of all, thanks a lot for your fast and specific answers. They all have been very helpful.
@Stephan Kaiser - I finally quoted this paper in my work, using · Hambrick, D. C./ Mason, P. A. (1984). Upper echelons: The organization as a reflection of its top managers. In: Academy of Management Review, 9 (1984), S. 193–206. But you are right, none of the links lead to a study with the "songle most important factor". Anyway, very helpful!
@Hadeel Saad Al-Hyari: Thanks for this one as well, I used Boudreaus results as well. Thanks a lot!
@Juha Kettunen: Obviously you are right, but I was searching for studies which proof essentilly the opposite. There exist theories which say that at the end every matter is a employee matter and can be solved by them which makes them the most valuable asset.
Best regards!
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