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Setayesh, S., Narguesian, A., Shahhusseini, M., Manzoor, D. (2020). Designing a Framework for the Explanation of the Dimensions and Components of Human Resource Development in Project-Oriented Organizations (Case study; Iranian Ministry of Energy). Electronic and Cyber Defense, 12(2), 63-100.
Sami Setayesh; Abbas Narguesian; Mohammad Ali Shahhusseini; Davood Manzoor. "Designing a Framework for the Explanation of the Dimensions and Components of Human Resource Development in Project-Oriented Organizations (Case study; Iranian Ministry of Energy)". Electronic and Cyber Defense, 12, 2, 2020, 63-100.
Setayesh, S., Narguesian, A., Shahhusseini, M., Manzoor, D. (2020). 'Designing a Framework for the Explanation of the Dimensions and Components of Human Resource Development in Project-Oriented Organizations (Case study; Iranian Ministry of Energy)', Electronic and Cyber Defense, 12(2), pp. 63-100.
Setayesh, S., Narguesian, A., Shahhusseini, M., Manzoor, D. Designing a Framework for the Explanation of the Dimensions and Components of Human Resource Development in Project-Oriented Organizations (Case study; Iranian Ministry of Energy). Electronic and Cyber Defense, 2020; 12(2): 63-100.

Designing a Framework for the Explanation of the Dimensions and Components of Human Resource Development in Project-Oriented Organizations (Case study; Iranian Ministry of Energy)

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Article 3, Volume 12, Issue 2 - Serial Number 40, July 2020, Pages 63-100    PDF (1.35 M)
Document Type: Research Paper
Authors
Sami Setayesh1; Abbas Narguesian* 2; Mohammad Ali Shahhusseini3; Davood Manzoor3
1PhD candidate in human resource management, University of Tehran, Kish, Iran.
2Corresponding aAuthor: assistant professor of public administration, Faculty of Management, University of Tehran, Iran
3Associate professor in economics, Faculty of Islamic Education and Economics, Imam Sadegh University, Tehran, Iran
Receive Date: 25 April 2021,  Accept Date: 25 April 2021 
Abstract
Organizations can ensure the development of their activities and survival in the turbulent business market by talented and competent human beings. As the main asset of organizations, human resources are supposed to grow in all aspects. Planning to develop the capabilities and competencies of employees in organizations is a basic and essential requirements for attending the current situation in the world. The purpose of this study is to provide a framework for explaining the dimensions and components of human resource development. This is a qualitative applied research whose data analysis follows thematic and narrative analytical methods. The data collection tool is a semi-structured interview containing 30 employees of project-oriented organizations who are selected by purposeful sampling method. The findings of the research and the analyses of the themes resulted in 66 basic themes, 19 organizer themes and 3 inclusive themes. Reviewing the results demonstrated three categories of individual, organizational and environmental factors, identified as the main themes, each of which was described in details. Finally, the conceptual framework of explaining the dimensions and components of human resource development was presented.
Keywords
human resource development; narrative research; project-oriented organizations
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