Wykorzystanie metod programowania neurolingwistycznego (NLP) w kształtowaniu kultury organizacyjnej biblioteki

Neuro-linguistic programming is one of many methods used in the West to influence people’s attitudes towards work, their way of thinking and the motivation to work. Its originality stems from the fact that the method appeals in the main to non-material values such us: service orientation, social use...

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Main Author: Katarzyna Pilitowska
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan 2007-01-01
Series:Biblioteka
Online Access:https://pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php/b/article/view/254
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description Neuro-linguistic programming is one of many methods used in the West to influence people’s attitudes towards work, their way of thinking and the motivation to work. Its originality stems from the fact that the method appeals in the main to non-material values such us: service orientation, social usefulness of one’s work, the sense of duty and satisfaction it gives, the resulting feeling of one’s high self-esteem. The NLP is included in the broadly-understood organizational culture applied in a given firm or an institution. The author maintains that thus understood neuro-linguistic programming can find its application in modem library practice and significantly improve modernization processes within its organizational culture.
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spelling doaj-art-ce40d9c3dbd34d57921dbf04c81be81c2025-01-24T08:31:54ZengAdam Mickiewicz University, PoznanBiblioteka1506-36152391-58382007-01-0111(20)10.14746/b.2007.11.8445Wykorzystanie metod programowania neurolingwistycznego (NLP) w kształtowaniu kultury organizacyjnej bibliotekiKatarzyna Pilitowska0Uniwersytet Szczeciński, Biblioteka GłównaNeuro-linguistic programming is one of many methods used in the West to influence people’s attitudes towards work, their way of thinking and the motivation to work. Its originality stems from the fact that the method appeals in the main to non-material values such us: service orientation, social usefulness of one’s work, the sense of duty and satisfaction it gives, the resulting feeling of one’s high self-esteem. The NLP is included in the broadly-understood organizational culture applied in a given firm or an institution. The author maintains that thus understood neuro-linguistic programming can find its application in modem library practice and significantly improve modernization processes within its organizational culture.https://pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php/b/article/view/254
spellingShingle Katarzyna Pilitowska
Wykorzystanie metod programowania neurolingwistycznego (NLP) w kształtowaniu kultury organizacyjnej biblioteki
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title Wykorzystanie metod programowania neurolingwistycznego (NLP) w kształtowaniu kultury organizacyjnej biblioteki
title_full Wykorzystanie metod programowania neurolingwistycznego (NLP) w kształtowaniu kultury organizacyjnej biblioteki
title_fullStr Wykorzystanie metod programowania neurolingwistycznego (NLP) w kształtowaniu kultury organizacyjnej biblioteki
title_full_unstemmed Wykorzystanie metod programowania neurolingwistycznego (NLP) w kształtowaniu kultury organizacyjnej biblioteki
title_short Wykorzystanie metod programowania neurolingwistycznego (NLP) w kształtowaniu kultury organizacyjnej biblioteki
title_sort wykorzystanie metod programowania neurolingwistycznego nlp w ksztaltowaniu kultury organizacyjnej biblioteki
url https://pressto.amu.edu.pl/index.php/b/article/view/254
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