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Das organisationale Ikigai

Das organisationale Ikigai

Bernd Ahrendt / Jörg Zilinski / Rebecca Sabine Nikolaus

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Editorial:
Springer Nature B.V.
Año de edición:
2023
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Gestión y técnicas de gestión
ISBN:
9783662669709
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Organisationen stehen zunehmend vor der Herausforderung, geeignetes Personal zu gewinnen und zu binden. Dabei ist entscheidend, solche Mitarbeitende zu haben, die sich für ihre Organisation engagieren und Veränderungen aktiv mittragen. Ein solches Engagement ist vornehmlich dann vorhanden, wenn die Mitarbeitenden für sie passende Rahmenbedingungen vorfinden, die aus den gelebten Werten resultieren, die in der Organisationskultur verankert sind. Entsprechend hat eine Kultur auf einem dem Menschen würdigen Menschenbild anzusetzen.Ein dem Menschen würdiges Menschenbild spiegelt sich im Ikigai wider. Ikigai verfolgt einen sinnzentrierten Ansatz (purpose-driven) und geht von der These aus, dass die Kernmotivation des Menschen die Suche nach Sinn ist.Das Buch legt die theoretische Grundlage für eine umfassende individuelle und organisationale Ikigai-Betrachtung, indem es Ikigai als japanische Lebensphilosophie beschreibt und auf Basis der originären Logotherapie Ikigai für den nicht-japanischen Kulturraum erschließt. Die Notwendigkeit eines Purpose-Driven-View wird erläutert und das individuelle Ikigai wird als Blaupause auf den organisationalen Kontext übertragen. Die vier zentralen Stellhebel eines organisationalen Ikigai werden beschrieben und die theoretischen Grundlagen für eine Transformation zu einer purpose-driven Organisation werden dargelegt.

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