The impact of human resource matching analysis on organizational performance based on enterprise with excess qualifications

Xin Li

doi:10.47297/wspdecWSP2515-797303.20230701

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The impact of human resource matching analysis on organizational performance based on enterprise with excess qualifications

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The impact of human resource matching analysis on organizational performance based on enterprise with excess qualifications
The impact of human resource matching analysis on organizational performance based on enterprise with excess qualifications
College of Business, Yunnan University of Finance and Economics, Kunming Yunnan 650000, P. R. China
Vol. 7, Issue 1, Pages: 21-26(2023)
Published： 30 June 2023 ，
DOI：10.47297/wspdecWSP2515-797303.20230701
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Xin Li.The impact of human resource matching analysis on organizational performance based on enterprise with excess qualifications[J].Development Economics of China,2023,07(01):21-26.
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Xin Li.The impact of human resource matching analysis on organizational performance based on enterprise with excess qualifications[J].Development Economics of China,2023,07(01):21-26. DOI： 10.47297/wspdecWSP2515-797303.20230701.

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Abstract

With the popularization of education and the development of higher education

the labor market competition is increasingly fierce

and more and more high-quality talents are engaged in jobs with lower qualification requirements

which is easy to produce a sense of excess qualification

and excess qualifications are becoming more and more common in the current work. Based on the theory of human-job matching and self-regulation

this study explores the influence mechanism of excess qualifications on job reshaping and organizational performance from the perspective of employees' cognition. By analyzing the interaction between several factors

it provides some references for managers in the improvement and development of organizational performance.

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Keywords

Competency-position fitPerformanceJob reinventionDevelopmental work challenges

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