Optimizing the Effects of Neuroleadership During Organizational Transition

Author:

Bansal Ajit1,Saluja Subodh1,Bansal Anu1,Sharma Sandhir1ORCID,Kumar Manish2

Affiliation:

1. Chitkara Business School, Chitkara University, Punjab, India

2. Graphic Era Hill University, India

Abstract

Managers and other leaders have a responsibility to facilitate the adjustments that are required to improve workplace happiness and productivity in the months following the pandemic. Human resources remain the primary determinant of a company's performance in the modern world, although there are other elements as well. Competent and efficient management of them plays a unique role. The notions of neuromanagement and neuroleadership are covered in the text. Employee work is coordinated with the aid of neuroleadership, which takes cognizance of the workings of the human brain into consideration. In organizations where the majority of people think that facts and figures are essential when deciding things and where logical justification gives authority, neuro-leadership is a helpful instrument for fostering more capable behaviour. Increasing public knowledge of the systematic foundations of individual behaviour through the use of brain examination, neuroscience, and additional data allows for alteration. Specifically, the secret to bringing about change is to pay close attention.

Publisher

IGI Global

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