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Ongoing free introductory 1 hour online course

Why Humanistic Management

Due to high demand we are now offering this course on an ongoing basis with Humanist Learning Systems. This one hour course has been approved for 1 (Specified -Business Management and Strategy ) recertification credit hour toward PHR, SPHR and GPHR recertification through the HR Certification Institute. It will provide you with an overview of what a humanistic management paradigm is all about.

Presented by Dr. Ernst von Kimakowitz, Director of the Humanistic Management Center, this course provides an overview on the why, the how and the what in humanistic management. Humanistic management advocates a paradigm shift towards a more human centered management approach based on three fundamental steps. This approach, developed by the Humanistic Management Center, consists of:

Respect for human dignity in business
Integration of ethics in management decisions
Engagement with stakeholders

Together these steps lead to views on managerial tasks that are better aligned to a role of business in society that is based on shared value creation. Consequently mutually beneficial relationships between business and the communities it works in can flourish protecting human dignity and promoting human well-being.

"This course will strengthen your moral compass and can serve as an entry point to fascinating opportunities for aligning business success with societal value creation.â€

You can find all registration details for this free one hour introductory program under the following link:
One hour online course: Why Humanistic Management
You can download the press release for this course under the following link:
Press Release Humanistic Management Online Course Dec 2013

You can also view the video lecture without the supporting documentation or the final exam here: Video lecture: Why Humanistic Management

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