Employee Empowerment and Organizational Performance: Unleashing Potential in Uncertain Times

Employee Empowerment and Organizational Performance: Unleashing Potential in Uncertain Times

Authors

  • Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Institute of Business Administration (IBA), Sukkur

Keywords:

uncertainty, agility, innovation, job satisfaction, motivation, decision-making, autonomy, organizational performance, Employee empowerment

Abstract

The abstract presents an insightful exploration of the symbiotic relationship between employee empowerment and organizational performance, particularly in the context of turbulent and uncertain environments. This study delves into the intricate dynamics between empowering employees and achieving enhanced organizational outcomes, navigating the complexities of contemporary business landscapes. By examining the multifaceted facets of empowerment and its direct impact on organizational performance amidst uncertainty, this research sheds light on strategies and mechanisms that unleash the untapped potential of employees, fostering resilience and adaptability within organizations. Drawing from a comprehensive analysis of scholarly literature, empirical studies, and real-world case analyses, this abstract encapsulates the essence of how empowering employees serves as a catalyst for organizational success in turbulent times. It highlights the pivotal role of empowerment in cultivating a culture of innovation, engagement, and agility, ultimately bolstering an organization's capacity to thrive and excel amidst uncertainties, disruptions, and evolving market dynamics. The abstract lays the groundwork for further exploration, offering a compelling framework for organizations seeking to harness the power of employee empowerment to bolster their resilience and performance in an ever-changing landscape.

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Published

2024-03-31

How to Cite

Dr. Abdul Ghafoor. (2024). Employee Empowerment and Organizational Performance: Unleashing Potential in Uncertain Times. Review Journal for Management &Amp; Social Practices, 1(3), 46–55. Retrieved from http://rjmsp.com/index.php/Journal/article/view/18
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