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Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications Opening Proposal of Graduation Project/Thesis
Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications Opening Proposal of Graduation Project/Thesis
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NANJING UNIVERSITY OF POSTS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
OPENING PROPOSAL OF GRADUATION PROJECT/THESIS
Thesis title: Research on Psychological Capital and Job Performance of Human
Resource Managers
Student number: F1019090225
In recent years, performance management has evolved even more. Companies are now ditching the annual
performance reviews and choosing frequent feedback. The definition of an effective performance management
will continue to change with more organizations recognizing the importance of having a positive and
productive work culture.
In 1914, F.W. Taylor introduced a performance appraisal process that focused more on current worker
productivity and ways to improve it over time. His appraisals focused more on the individual’s personality and
traits like knowledge, punctuality, loyalty etc. instead of accomplishment of workplace goals and service
quality. Ford was a heroic figure for many in the Soviet Union during the 1920s for his contribution to
assembly-line production and his rationalization of labor practices.
According to Josh Bersin, a well-known industry analyst in corporate HR Artificial Intelligence is likely to
transform HR operations. Another prediction for performance management is that the focus will shift from the
number of feedback check-ins to the quality of the feedback given the emphasis is said to shift from quantity to
quality. In future, performance management processes are predicted to be less complicated and more flexible.
1. Research significant
Foreign scholars’ research on psychological capital has focused on the positive impact of
psychological capital on performance from the very beginning. Taking human resource
managers as the research object, conducting empirical research on the psychological capital
of this group can expand the research field and enrich the existing theoretical results, which
has certain theoretical significance.
1. 2 Practical significance
Exploring the status quo of the psychological capital performance of human resource
managers can provide certain data for follow-up research; countermeasures and suggestions
to improve the psychological capital of human resource managers have certain reference
value for corporate practice.
Research objective
Interviews: will be
conducted with the
Data collected will be
present performance
Collected Data analyzed using
management officers and
descriptive statistics.
some Questionnaires will
be provided.
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Background of the study
1.2 Objectives of the study
1.3 Significance of the study
1.4 Frame of the study
Chapter 3 Analysis on research on psychological capital and job performance of human resource managers
Chapter 5 Countermeasures
5.1 Conclusion
5.2 Recommendation
CONCLUSION
Although there are a lot of researches which examine these kinds of linear relations, it is seen that
there is not enough research done at the point of what might be the regulatory variables in those linear
relations. In this context, the starting point of this study is the question of whether PsyCap increases
the job performance It is envisaged that the research will be carried out within a model which consists
of PsyCap, job performance.
The introduction of this work is due to the idea that it can allow to manage a power that increases
personal and organizational efficiency and performance. In this context, within the framework of
various psychological situations within the organization; it is expected to present important findings
and inform the researchers, organizational behavior theorists, organizational managers/practitioners
and human resource specialists about what causes high job performance
The model is planned to be tested by data obtained from various level managers who work in a sample
which is appropriate to the context of the research.