2011
Energy management of people in organizations
Publication
Publication
Journal of Business & Psychology p. 1- 33
Abstract Although energy is a concept that is implied in many motivational theories, is hardly ever explicitly mentioned or researched. The current article first relates theories and research findings that were thus far not explicitly related to energy. We describe theories such as flow, subjective well-being, engagement and burn-out, and make the link with energy more explicit. Also, we make a first link between personality characteristics and energy, and describe the role of leadership in unleashing followers’ energy. Following, we identify how the topic of energy management can be profitably incorporated in research from a scientific as well as a practitioner viewpoint. Finally, we describe several interventions to enhance energy in individuals and organizations.
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Schippers, M., & Hogenes, R. (2011). Energy management of people in organizations. Journal of Business & Psychology, 1–33. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/22718 |