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Training in organizations

Irwin L. Goldstein, Kevin Ford

1986 ★ 4.7

Strategic human resource management

Olive Lundy, Alan Cowling

1996

The new shop floor management

Kiyoshi Suzaki

1993

Total Quality

Ron Collard

1989

Aging and work

Joseph Sharit, Sara J. Czaja

2009

Valuing people

Lisa M. Aldisert

2002

Human resource management in sport and recreation

P. Chelladurai

1999

Becoming a professional life coach

Diane S. Menendez, Patrick Williams

2007

A dictionary of human resource management

Mike Noon, Edmund Heery

2001

Forecasting financial benefits of human resource development

Swanson, Richard A.

1988

Human resource management

Gary Dessler

2003

Strategic human resource management

William P. Anthony

1993

Working wisdom

Robert Aubrey

1995

Fundamentals of Human Resource Management

John R. Hollenbeck, Raymond A. Noe, Patrick M. Wright et al.

2015

Human Resource Management

Gary Dessler

1994 ★ 4.0

Human resource management

Lloyd L. Byars

2000

Managing Human Resources

Luis R. Gomez-Mejia

1995

One page talent management

Marc Effron

2010

The Fifth discipline fieldbook

Peter M. Senge

1994

Performance management

Michael Armstrong

1994

The reality of strategic HRM

Michael Armstrong, Phil Long

1994

Handbook of human resource management

Darold T. Barnum, Gerald R. Ferris, Sherman Rosen

1995

The power of people skills

Stewart, J. Douglas

1986

Practical NLP for managers

Ian McDermott

1996

The leadership engine

Noel M. Tichy

1997

Coaching and mentoring

Jane Renton

2009

HRD in the age of globalization

Peter Loan, Michael Marquardt, Nancy O. Berger

2004

Mentoring

Gordon F. Shea

1992

A Wind in the Door (Time Quintet #2

Madeleine L'Engle

1973 ★ 3.7

Human resource development

Stephen Gibb

2011

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