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The Congruence of High Performance Work Performance Perception and Work Team Performance
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2012This study follows previous research to call a set of coherent human resource management practices as the high performance work system (HPWS).
Chu-Chun Hsu +2 more
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2020
This section is organized by genre, lists individual compositions followed by each work’s date, instrumentation, publication data and dedication along with location of the manuscript. Performances are listed chronologically. Cross-references are provided to the Discography and Selected Bibliography sections.
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This section is organized by genre, lists individual compositions followed by each work’s date, instrumentation, publication data and dedication along with location of the manuscript. Performances are listed chronologically. Cross-references are provided to the Discography and Selected Bibliography sections.
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2018
Abstract Following on from the discussion of performer identity in chapter 2, the third chapter proposes the complementary view that what performers do has significant implications for music’s very content, how it takes shape, and how it is perceived and understood.
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Abstract Following on from the discussion of performer identity in chapter 2, the third chapter proposes the complementary view that what performers do has significant implications for music’s very content, how it takes shape, and how it is perceived and understood.
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Making Performance Reports Work
HealthcarePapers, 2005Public performance reporting is an increasingly common health policy tool to support accountability and quality improvement but there are few formal evaluations of this trend. In this review, we suggest that performance reporting may be an effective way to support improvements in performance when it is directed towards groups of providers rather than ...
Adalsteinn D, Brown +2 more
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Ventilation and performance in office work
Indoor Air, 2006Outdoor air ventilation rates vary considerably between and within buildings, and may be too low in some spaces. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the potential work performance benefits of increased ventilation. We analyzed the literature relating work performance with ventilation rate and employed statistical analyses with weighting factors ...
O, Seppänen, W J, Fisk, Q H, Lei
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Performing work in broadcast networks
Distributed Computing, 2005zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Bogdan S. Chlebus +2 more
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Theatrical Performances and the Works Performed
Journal of Aesthetic Education, 2009James Hamilton's The Art of Theater is an outstanding contribution to aesthetics that fills an important gap, since treatments of theater have been much less frequent than those of other art forms.1 Moreover, the book's appearance requires aestheticians of many stripes to engage with questions about theater because it raises issues of ontology ...
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Works and Performances in the Performing Arts
Philosophy Compass, 2009Abstract The primary purpose of the performing arts is to prepare and present ‘artistic performances’, performances that either are themselves the appreciative focuses of works of art or are instances of other things that are works of art.
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Performance indicators of work activity
WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & Rehabilitation, 2012The measurement of performance is a current topic in the management of people in companies, used as a parameter of effectiveness of processes and operations of production. The methods and models of the indicators of current use in the production have concentrated in the assessment of people's performance as determinative resource of the organizational ...
Manoela de Assis, Lahoz +1 more
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Subclinical depression and performance at work
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 1996The relationship between subclinical depression and the fulfillment of important work roles is the focus of this study. The analysis controls for social processes (i.e., interpersonal stress) that may precede the development of depressive symptomatology and potential depressive distortion associated with self-report of symptoms and performance.
J K, Martin +3 more
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