Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) – An Under-Utilized and Under-Organized Way of Developing New Staff, Management and Organizational Culture

Q1 Social Sciences
Alex Kirilin, Keijo Varis
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Abstract

We evaluated impact of employees’ participation in an employee resource group (ERG) on their soft skills learning and development and proposed a tool for assessing competence development that is often difficult to quantify. ERG has a positive effect on soft skills development, however certain soft skills do not develop in the interaction between management and new employees. Some soft skills require focused and organized learning. The role of ERG stretches beyond integration of new employees only. We propose a multidimensional paradigm where the management and organizational culture are considered as the object of development and new employees facilitate this process.
员工资源群体(ERGs)——开发新员工、管理和组织文化的一种未充分利用和组织不足的方式
我们评估了员工参与员工资源小组(ERG)对其软技能学习和发展的影响,并提出了一种评估能力发展的工具,这种工具通常难以量化。ERG对软技能的发展有积极的影响,但在管理层与新员工的互动中,某些软技能并没有得到发展。一些软技能需要集中和有组织的学习。ERG的作用不仅仅局限于新员工的整合。我们提出了一个多维范式,其中管理和组织文化被视为发展的对象,新员工促进这一过程。
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The Journal of Men's Studies
The Journal of Men's Studies Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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