The Effects of Employees’ Educatıon for a More Effıcıent Competıtıon in Busınesses

Abdullah Koca
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The Russian Academic Journal, 2015, vol. 31, issue 1

Abstract:

The changes which globalization created on the basis of information and communication have transformed economic and socialstructure all over the world. Depending on this transformation, the importance of human resources for businesses has increased.Reshaping of competition on the basis of information and technology along with globalization, employees have become a strategicfactor for businesses. In this process, the importance of employees who are equipped with information and communication technologieshas increased and this has become the most important activity for businesses in the new era.Education is a process which aims to change human behaviour in the direction of some specific purposes in a conscious way. Hence,education is the most important means to strengthen available human resources in different businesses. If the fact that educatedand equipped employees are the most important and strategic competitive factor for businesses in today’s world is taken intoconsideration, being interested in the education of employees can make a great contribution to their performance in all ways. Thissort of educational activities helps the employees to feel themselves more valuable and confident. This self-confidence makes theirmotivation and performance higher and higher in time. Besides, those employees become more committed to their work since theythink that their businesses invests in them.In this work, factors that affect competitiveness and also the importance of educative investments to the employees in increasingthe power of competition have been analyzed.

Keywords: competitiveness, education of employees, human resource. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015-06-17
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