Review and Localization Prospect of Job Crafting in Organizational Management

Journal: Modern Economics & Management Forum DOI: 10.32629/memf.v5i1.1607

Yujie Wang1, Niubo Jiaba2, Yulin Luo2, Wanting Zhan2

1. Sichuan Agricultural University, Ya'an 625000, Sichuan, China
2.

Abstract

Job remodeling refers to the active behavior change of employees to reconstruct work content and work relationship according to their own work ability and work requirements from the bottom up. With the continuous change of enterprises in China, organizations are faced with many challenges in employee management, the most significant of which is that organizations have an urgent need for employees' active behavior. Therefore, how to transform employees from passive recipients to active responders has gradually become a hot topic for organizational management researchers and human resource managers. By reviewing the results of previous studies on job reshaping, this study systematically summarized the connotation and development of job reshaping, and clarified the concept, measurement methods, influencing factors, functional results and theoretical basis of job reshaping in organizational management.

Keywords

job reshaping, organization and management, human resource management

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