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Feelings Work in Europe
by Francesco Avallone, John Arnold, Karel de Witte · Edizioni Angelo Guerini e Associati · tapa blanda · 475 pages
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Pages: 475 pagesAuthor: Francesco Avallone, John Arnold, Karel de WittePublisher: Edizioni Angelo Guerini e AssociatiFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: enRelease date: 1/1/1997ISBN: ISBN 9788878027848
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Synopsis of Feelings Work in Europe
Este libro, editado por Francesco Avallone, John Arnold y Karel de Witte, explora la influencia de las emociones en el entorno laboral europeo. Publicado en 1997 por Guerini e Associati, forma parte de la serie 'Quaderni di Psicologia del Lavoro' y se presenta como el volumen número 5. El libro analiza cómo los sentimientos impactan en la dinámica del trabajo en diferentes contextos culturales y organizacionales en Europa.
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