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... Avenue Mahwah, New Jersey 0 743 0 www.erlbaum.com Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Discrimination at work : the psychological and organizational bases / edited ... unfair discrimination in organizations, privacy in organizations, and determinants of work quality. Kecia M. Thomas is associate professor and graduate coordinator for the Department ... associate professor of management at Michigan State University. Her primary research interests lie in the areas of ca-reer development, organizational socialization, and international...

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... the workplace Management. 3.Organizational learning Management. 4. Employee motivation. I. Title.HF5 549 .5.C53C58 2007658.3'1 24 dc22200610 149 9British Library Cataloguing in Publication ... definition!Generating feedback 244 Self-motivated learning 245 Creating the environment for the self-coaching team 245 Balance the focus on task, learning and behaviour 246 Create frequent opportunities ... Patents Act 1988.ISBN-13: 978-1-9 048 38-08-1ISBN-10: 1-9 048 38-08-1Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataClutterbuck, David.Coaching the team at work / David Clutterbuck.p. cm.Includes...

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