Im Laufe unserer Arbeit haben wir Erfahrungen mit den unterschiedlichsten qualitativen und quantitativen Verfahren der Arbeits- und Organisationsanalyse erworben.
Organisationsanalyse: Unternehmen, die abseits des Mainstreams der bekannten Befragungsinstrumente eine Mitarbeitendenbefragung durchführen wollen, die auf ihre speziellen Bedürfnisse zugeschnitten ist, unterstützen wir in allen Phasen des Prozesses und übernehmen die technische Abwicklung. Kleinen Unternehmen bieten wir im erforderlichen Masse Hilfestellung bei der Realisierung des HR-Monitors MAB Light®.
Evaluationen: Formative und summative Überprüfung der Wirksamkeit von Massnahmen der Organisationsentwicklung.
Forschung: Mitarbeit in wissenschaftlichen Forschungsprojekten.
Aus- und Weiterbildung: Workshops, Seminare, Betreuung von Projekt- und Abschlussarbeiten.
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«Quick fixes
are usually not based on initial assessment and the content is often determined
by whatever HR practice or technique happens to be in fashion. As has been
observed many times, HR management, like management more generally, is full of
fad and fashion (...). The
pressures on practitioners to adopt some of these apparently 'new',
'cutting-edge', and 'best practice' techniques can be overwhelming. (…) Quick
fixes, by their very nature, do not bear too much analysis and so, like any
fashion or fad, tend to focus on style and presentation rather than content or
process. They are usually not evaluated, are unlikely to actually fix the
problem and so are followed by another (usually quick) fix. Not surprisingly,
organisational members prefer not to dwell on these failed quick fixes, and,
like embarrassing fashion disasters, soon become forgotten or even denied.»
Briner 2007
«Evidence-based
management means translating principles based on best evidence into
organizational practices. Through evidence-based management, practicing
managers develop into experts who make organizational decisions informed by
social science and organizational research (...) moving
professional decisions away from personal preference and unsystematic
experience toward those based on the best available scientific evidence.»
Rousseau 2006
«If taken
seriously, evidence-based management can change how every manager thinks and acts.(...). We believe that facing the hard facts and truth about
what works and what doesn't, understanding the dangerous half-truths that
constitute so much conventional wisdom about management, and rejecting the
total nonsense that too often passes for sound advice will help organizations perform
better.»
Pfeffer & Sutton 2006