Humanistic Management and Human-Technology Interaction

  • ONEA (NECULĂESEI) A
  • MANOLESCU I
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This article aims to highlight the role of humanistic management in the context of human-technology cooperation, drawing on models from specialized literature. The authors argue that there is a synergistic potential in integrating humanistic management principles into the adoption of advanced technologies and that the sustainability of businesses relies on managers' ability to effectively combine human skills with technological advantages. Managers should ensure that technology is used ethically and responsibly, thus contributing to the development of an organizational culture that supports employee well-being and sustainable growth.

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ONEA (NECULĂESEI), A.-N., & MANOLESCU, I.-T. (2024). Humanistic Management and Human-Technology Interaction. CROSS-CULTURAL MANAGEMENT JOURNAL, XXVI(2), 105–114. https://doi.org/10.70147/c26105114

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