Learning-Org November 1997: Are Humans Resources? LO15860

Are Humans Resources? LO15860

JAMES_H_CARRINGTON@HP-Chelmsford-om1.om.hp.com
Tue, 18 Nov 97 15:13:38 -0500

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Replying to LO15837
Tom Dell wrote:

..."having worked for three Asian-owned companies -- two automotive
and one high-tech. In these situations, the discrepancy between
differing views of humans as resources is much more profound than
those I've read here."

Speak to us! elaborate on these 'profound discrepancies' for
experience is the best teacher.

JHC

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